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May 8, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Callum Martin |Anabel Costa-Ferreira |Paris Gill |Anna Spencer
0 In recent days, a fresh wave of pro-Palestinian protests has spread from US to UK campuses, with hundreds of students occupying University buildings and grounds up and down the country.
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Mar 28, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Anabel Costa-Ferreira |Paris Gill |Anna Spencer |Agata Koralewska
0 Following intense criticism at the end of 2023, South West Water are once again being questioned over sewage pollution issues. Concerns across the Devon coast have arisen consistently across the news as South West Water continues to perform “significantly below target for pollution incidents for the twelfth year running.” Accusations made against the utility company range from burst pipes to alleged illegal spills and sewage-associated illnesses.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Paris Gill |Anna Spencer |Agata Koralewska |Harry Craig
0 Alice Reynolds, a final year Physics student at Exeter, and Bristol student Caroline Cardozo will be running the London Marathon later this April in honour of our late headmistress Antonia Beary’s battle with cancer. I myself was in the same year as both Alice and Caroline, and we were all incredibly sad to hear of Miss Beary’s passing in October last year.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Callum Martin |Hannah Woodley |Paris Gill |Jamie Speka
0 Last July, following the resignation of Boris Johnson, a by-election was triggered in the Outer London constituency of Uxbridge and South Ruislip. Given the manner of Boris’ resignation and the national swing away from the Conservatives, it was widely assumed to be a shoo-in for the Labour candidate. Somewhat shockingly, the Tories managed to hold on to the seat, albeit by a tiny margin of 495.
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Feb 19, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Hannah Woodley |Paris Gill |Jamie Speka |Eloise Grainger
0 With support from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), a new Northern Irish Brexit deal ‘Safeguarding the union’ has been voted through Parliament, meaning after a two-year boycott, the Irish Assembly will finally resume in Stormont. However, does this mean an end to Brexit, or simply a temporary pause in the political turmoil? Brexit is a contentious issue, particularly in Northern Ireland.
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Feb 18, 2024 | 
exepose.com | Paris Gill |Jamie Speka |Eloise Grainger
0 On 31st of January, a new challenger entered the Kremlin ring of presidential candidates. On 8th February, he was blocked from running. Boris Nadezhdin officially submitted the legal maximum of 105,000 signatures to the Central Election Commission in Moscow on the 31st in order to be listed on the presidential election ballot. Nadezhdin stated he collected 208,000 in total from more than “120 or 130 cities”. To the news of his running, the West reacted in optimistic shock.
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Oct 19, 2023 | 
exepose.com | Jamie Speka |Amelie Thompson |Callum Martin |Paris Gill
0 In an interview with Exeposé, EX4Homeless Society emphasises the need for more student and university support to mitigate homelessness. “I think the University has a civic duty to help with community issues such as these,” says Joe Anthony, the President of the society.
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Oct 18, 2023 | 
exepose.com | Jamie Speka |Callum Martin |Paris Gill |Ewan Edwards
0 On 13th October, the Debating Society’s Annual Cross-Party Debate finished with an engaged and exclamatory crowd, controversy among the University’s political parties, and a Labour win. The speakers included four men from societies representing political parties and the President of an Exeter libertarian society, the Freedom Society.
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Oct 15, 2023 | 
exepose.com | Callum Martin |Paris Gill |Ewan Edwards |Fynn Rose
0 The annual Conservative Party Conference last week certainly wasn’t lacking for news-worthy moments. It had it all – from controversial speeches to massive policy shifts to the forced removal of audience members. And that’s without even mentioning Priti Patel and Nigel Farage dancing together. Here are six key moments that sum up an extraordinary few days. 6.
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Oct 7, 2023 | 
exepose.com | Ewan Edwards |Fynn Rose |Harry Craig |Paris Gill
0 Two weeks ago, Channel 4 and The Times’ joint investigative Dispatches documentary, ‘Russell Brand: In Plain Sight’, aired to almost 2 million people, drawing one of the biggest audiences to a Dispatches programme in years. It aired accusations against Brand of rape, sexual assault and the emotional abuse of four women, allegedly occurring between 2006 and 2013, in the peak of his fame.
