'The traffic light system has been accused of being both unnecessarily vague and non-specific about where people should or shouldn’t go.'
Isaac Bettridge analyses the government's advice for travelling abroad.
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A superb analysis of the UK government's deep-rooted relationship with private sector outsourcing by our Print Comment Editor Isaac!
#UKGovernment#outsourcing#serco#Thatcher
https://t.co/xNd0iO5d2Z
As lockdown rolls on, all of our print content is heading to Exeposé Online - here are two of our latest articles!
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I’m Bethany, a politics student who wanted a chance to read articles that weren’t necessarily about politics. I’m passionate about diversifying our content, writers and readership. Looking forward to working with the team and get some interesting content out there!
Hi guys, my name is Joe, and as a weathered third year I'll be devoting the last of my brainpower to Exeposé. I'm very excited to work with Bethany (and Simon too, until uni resumes) to come up with some original content ideas this year!
Our first joint content call with print and online is now live! 💡
If you fancy picking up a pen to distract yourself from the current situation then check it out here: https://t.co/n3rYZKN2G9
Online Features Editor Bryan Knight Interviews Baroness @FloellaBenjamin on Race, ‘Playschool’, and her extraordinary life as a public figure. https://t.co/laHblly24M
Issy Murray analyses the political ramifications of Jacob Rees-Mogg’s recent comments about the Grenfell Tower tragedy, especially in the wake of another general election.
https://t.co/VVCnRHansV
Nick Greenwood examines Pete Buttigieg’s recent poll victory in Iowa and assesses the challenges that the presidential hopeful may encounter. https://t.co/wliK6j0szC
Olivia Garrett reflects on 1605, analysing the events leading up to Guy Fawkes Night and discussing the relevance it has today. https://t.co/EYpJDEcb7l