Viktorie BrezinovaThis week, we had our first video part of this module. At first, we talked about the angle of the story, which is something that we’ve already been through in our previous module. Anyway, I made some notes. Our story should have its structure: introduction (maybe start with a question, which makes the story more […]
The first week of the Introduction to Broadcast Journalism module started off with audio. I have to admit that it is something new to me and I don’t feel so confident about it yet. During the first three days of this module, we did many tasks as a practise each day. During Monday, we talked […]
People gathered outside the Polish Embassy in Marylebone last night to protest against new abortion rules, which were announced by Poland’s Constitutional Court two days ago. The late evening protest was held by Razem, a Polish left-winged party, which disagrees with Poland’s Court’s new decision of banning almost all terminations. Abortions are now unconstitutional in […]
Students are calling for lower tuition fees for the 2020/21 academic year as online teaching remains the major mean of learning at universities. The petition, which was published on petition.parlament.uk three days ago, has already gathered more than 150,000 signatures and still counting. Parliament should now consider the petition for a debate as it has […]
A fire alarm activation caused an evacuation of around 40 residents at Dante Road on Tuesday morning. As a first fire alarm case of Dante Road in this academic year, students living at Block 14 had to evacuate themselves a few minutes before 3 AM on 29th September. Fortunately, no emergency services were needed and […]
The yesterday demonstration, which took place on Trafalgar Square, started in early afternoon and continued for hours. Protestants showed up to express their disagreement with anti-coronavirus lockdown and new social-distancing restrictions. The organisers of demonstration spoke in front of the crowd about Covid-19 situation and their speeches were followed by wholesale applause and clapping. “Personally, […]
