Pilkington writes about the election of Lee Jae-Myung as South Korean President, and analyses whether this will return political stability to the country after a turbulent few months.

The college cricket season has undergone significant changes this academic year, leaving many students unhappy with the opportunities available.

Amassing in the streets of Budapest, Hungary recently have not been eager tourists, ready to gawp at the kaleidoscope of ancient architecture, but with tens of thousands of locals piling into the ...

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Karol Nawrocki won the Polish Presidency in the second round at the beginning of June. Mr Nawrocki, a historian who has never held elected office, defeated the incumbent Mayor of Warsaw Rafał ...

Izzy Bainbridge discusses her family's experiences with terminal conditions, and how this has shaped their view of assisted dying.

Will Dixon analyses timetable data and speaks to students about Durham's expensive new Business School building.

Durham University has recently put in place new financial systems, allowing students to more easily track their university payments and invoices.

Mary Kelly Foy, MP for the City of Durham, has referred herself to Parliament's standards committee after an undeclared relationship with the boss of a union she lobbied for.

Durham Constabulary has successfully reduced call wait times to the national target of 90% of emergency 999 calls being answered in ten seconds. 91.6% of 999 calls are now answered in ten seconds or ...

Printing and photocopying at Durham University consumed over eight million sheets of paper between October 2024 and January 2025. This paper usage equates to over 960 trees.

I have a right to show my colour, darling’. Fashion editor Indigo Crane explores what lies beneath the dazzling appearance of drag.