Reporter Mingming Zheng explores the consequences of mental health problems among students. She finds even today, those with such problems are all too often stigmatised unfairly.
The Hidden Campus Illness
Military interference in Pakistani elections
Pakistan’s military has been accused of trying to disrupt the democratic process by interfering with candidates in the recent General Election. Former cricket legend Imran Khan was elected to lead the country […]
Contactless payment fraud fears
For most of us, contactless payment has become a part of our everyday lives and is gradually becoming a universal payment method. Up to a third of payments are now carried out […]
Farming subsidies to change post-Brexit
Environment secretary Michael Gove wants to change the way that farming subsidies work so that UK farmers are rewarded for sustainable food production methods. The current system is regulated by EU laws that grant subsidies to farmers based on the amount of land that they own. These changes come as a result […]
Is Norwich politically divided?
At first glace it appears Norwich – politically – is a city of two parties. Norwich North is Conservative while Norwich South has a Labour MP. However the recent City Council elections […]
Will #MeToo make a difference?
100 years since the Suffragettes won votes for some women, Beatrix Houston-Black, Vice President of the UEA Feminist Society, sat down with UEA journalism to discuss the journey of women’s rights in […]
UK accused of “shooting itself in the foot” over foreign policy
Since the UK chose to leave the European Union the future of Britain in the world has seemed uncertain. What will our global role be, post-Brexit? Ben Donaldson, Head of Campaigns at […]
Artist Roger Law on plans for a new Spitting Image show
Photo by Deirdre Amsden courtesy of the Sainbury Centre.
Women in politics: how has it changed?
100 years after some women first got the right to vote – they still make up only a third of all MP’s. The 2017 election brought a record number of female MP’s […]
The Big Issue on the streets of Norwich
The Big Issue is more than just a popular publication, it is one that brings hope and purpose to many. UEA Journalism students have been on the streets with some of the […]
