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Beach Break Live announce star studded line-up

Following Student Times exclusive preview of the ultimate student festival, Beach Break Live, we can bring you news of a mouth-watering line up!


Legendary ‘Dragon’ to launch business academy

James Caan, businessman and star of BBC’s Dragons’ Den, is launching his business academy along with Managing Director Bev James.


Beach Break announce fantastic new location

Fire up the trumpets and give the drummer a nudge. After more than four years of scouring the UK coastline in search of the perfect home, the mammoth hunt is over and the UK’s biggest student festival Beach Break Live is proud to present Pembrey Country Park, Carmarthenshire, South Wales as their brand spanking new home!


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Planning on voting? Make a difference with Giveyourvote

It's the eve of the UK election and you’ve just received a text from Salma Jahani in Kabul. You weren’t even going to vote but she wants you to vote for the Liberal Democrats.


Falklands veteran urges negotiation over oil dispute

A veteran of the Falklands War spoke yesterday of the need to reach a political agreement which allows for the peaceful development of the oil fields around the islands.


Volunteer Development Scotland urges citizenship amongst future generations

Scotland’s Centre for Excellence in volunteering has today warned of a lost generation of volunteering citizens following the publication of the biennial Being Young in Scotland (BYIS) survey.


Campus News

College stands up to domestic violence

Kensington and Chelsea College joined forces with a leading charity recently to help raise awareness about domestic violence.


Student News Columns

Islamic Societies Exposed

The news that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was an Islamic Society President has shocked everybody – most of all, it has shocked Muslim students


World News

8.3 earthquake jolted Chile, at least 64 people

In Viña del Mar, Where were scenes of panic among those who fled into the streets when the quake rocked the tourist city, which is celebrated this week on a popular music festival in Latin America.


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Conservatives announce plans to support the arts

Shadow Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt and Shadow Arts Minister, Ed Vaizey have today set out far-reaching proposals to rejuvenate the arts under a Conservative Government.