Voter-ID on the ground in Sheffield
Most students have ID, but a policy that sows confusion and adds a hurdle for an already low-turnout group still...
Read moreDetailsJosh is a postgraduate journalism student at the University of Sheffield and is also working towards his NCTJ diploma. He is originally from Leicestershire, but has lived in Sheffield since 2019 having completed a bachelor’s degree in History and Politics before starting his masters. He is features editor of the University of Sheffield’s student newspaper, Forge Press, and is particularly interested in writing about politics, climate change, and history.
Most students have ID, but a policy that sows confusion and adds a hurdle for an already low-turnout group still...
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Read moreDetailsDid we miss a chance to cover the IPCC synthesis thoroughly and springboard into more robust climate journalism?
Read moreDetailsMany are dying and losing their ways of life to the climate catastrophe – we must be able to deal...
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