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ARTICLES BY Tom Taylor
The student's guide to self-isolation: The best escapism podcasts
Stick on some headphones, make a cup of tea and settle down to some of the best podcasts to escape the stress of life at the moment.
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The student's guide to self-isolation: Takeaways still open in Bristol
Do your bit for the local economy - by ordering takeaways! Some of the big chains have closed across the country but many Bristol favourites are still going strong and waiting for your order.
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The student's guide to self-isolation: What to watch on TV
It's not easy having to be inside most of the day, especially when all that everyone seems to be talking about is the virus. We've put together a guide to help you use your time productively (by watching lots of quality TV!)
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Live updates: Classroom teaching to be cancelled from Wednesday due to coronavirus
This news comes after it was confirmed yesterday that a Bristol student has been diagnosed with coronavirus
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The students building bridges between universities and local people
The only encounter some university students have with local Bristolians is when they receive a knock at the door asking them to keep the noise down.
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Mrs Potts opens new shop in Bath after Park Street success
Mrs Potts have put part of their success down to their big student following in Bristol and hope to replicate this in Bath.
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UCU announces 14 more days of strike action at Bristol Uni
Following disruption at Bristol Uni last November, the University and College Union (UCU) has announced that there will be a further 14 days of strikes between Thursday 20 February and Friday 13th March.
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National Trust release pair of beavers on Exmoor to help with flood management
The furry duo have been released into two fenced areas of woodland at Holnicote on the edge of Exmoor in Somerset. It is part of the National Trust's plans to increase biodiversity on its land and properties.
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