“The stuff of dreams”: world number one disabled golfer Kipp Popert reflects on 2022
“In a weird way, there’s only one person in the world doing what I’m doing.” As soon as Kipp Popert

“In a weird way, there’s only one person in the world doing what I’m doing.” As soon as Kipp Popert

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The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced another £725,000 investment for grassroots counter extremism community groups. This is part

“The biggest strike in the history of Higher Education” was held this November, according to the University and College Union

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