6th June 2019

Male Fertility

Here is an interesting article that highlights how male fertility may be affected by a quest to be more attractive to the opposite sex.

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Malaysia's environment minister, Yeo Bin Yin has recently pledged to return waste to countries where it was sent from.

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The following article from The Guardian explores a proposal by Youth Music, a charity that aims to promote music education in schools.

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Here is an interesting article that links media and gender in regards to digital assistants, such as Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri.

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A recent bill has been passed in Alabama, USA to prevent women from seeking abortion procedures.

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The BBC launched a 50:50 challenge in April 2018 to ensure that there were an equal number of male and female contributors (online and on-air).

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23rd May 2019

'Elder Abuse'

A criminal case recently came to light about Keya Morgan, a memorabilia dealer who become close to Stan Lee (co-creator of The Avengers and Spider-Man).

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The following article from The Guardian discusses how rising inequality in the UK could put the country "on the same path as the US to become one of the most unequal nations on earth".

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17th May 2019

Free School Meals

Many students from disadvantaged families receive free school meals when they attend school, which often counts as lunch package.

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16th May 2019

GP Patient Visits

The following article from The Guardian highlights the increasing pressure that GPs are facing with increasing numbers of patient visits.

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There have been a large number of protests in the UK from individuals associated with Extinction Rebellion.

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Here is an article that could be used for the Health unit looking at how to raise awareness about the risks associated with cosmetic procedures such as lip fillers.

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24th April 2019

Social Media Bans

The UK's data watchdog is considering banning 'likes' and 'streaks' on social media platforms such as Facebook and Snapchat.

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The following article discusses the concept of relative deprivation/poverty in relation to children.

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17th April 2019

Stalking Awareness

Last week was ‘Stalking Awareness Week’ and the following article follows the experience of a BBC journalist who was a victim of stalking.

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16th April 2019

Divorce Laws

The following article explores how divorce reforms may help ease a potential ‘blame game’ between couples.

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Many A-Level Sociology students may not be familiar with/remember the MP expense scandal but the following article (and accompanying documentary - details at the end of the article) explores the...

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1st April 2019

Too Poor to Play

Here is an article from The Guardian about how in some housing developers in London are preventing people from using communal areas such as playgrounds.

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26th March 2019

Social Media Content

The following article from BBC News explores the efforts that some social media companies are making to remove certain content about the attack.

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China recently banned some 23 million people from buying travel tickets as part of their ‘social credit’ system.

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