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Fearne Cotton had students in awe today as she presented Radio 1's Live Lounge from the University of Lincoln's Student Union Bar. Press passes were required to step near the buzzing Tower Bar while Fearne presented her popular two hour slot on one of the UK's most listened to radio stations. It...

European retailers are said to be spending £4.4 billion pounds on the damage from shoplifting. According to a survey from the European Retailers, one third of thefts are even carried out by the shop staff themselves. The main target seems to be branded clothes. The retail security company, Checkpoint Security, for whom...

The month of October is when we think of Halloween and putting the clocks back. But it is also when Black History Month takes place. Black History Month (BHM) is a month dedicated to enriching the population into the history of a diffrent culture which may been changed or lost in the past. The...

With Radio One's Fearne Cotton team arriving in Lincoln next week, the Engine Shed drummed up support by offering free tickets for lucky club goers. The popular DJ will be presenting her show from the Tower Bar next Tuesday, as well as spending the day in the house of a...

Sexual Health workers are handing out free Chlamydia tests to all students at the University of Lincoln in order to raise awareness about the STI. Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection that is on the rise in the 15-25 year old age bracket. Testing is the key, as many people...

A graduate from the University of Lincoln scooped a major broadcasting award last night. Richard Cox, who studied for a BA in journalism, was given the runner-up prize in the Broadcast Journalism Training Council's (BJTC) award for long form films at the BBC's White City in London. The award is...

For many university sport students, induction means only one thing.  As it is more familiarly known, 'initiation' involves daring activities organised by group leaders, and can be taken quite seriously by some. This annual tradition is held at the start of each university season, and socials' captains can spend hours planning the event....

The local ‘controversy’ surrounding the now infamous joke from hit TV show The Inbetweeners has taken a new turn.  A shop in Lincoln is now selling t-shirts sporting the controversial quote from Monday’s episode of the cult comedy.  The Intersport store located on Lincoln high street have printed the t-shirts...

After being caught in the middle of a bitter debate for months, Lincoln's Grandstand is now the subject to lots of new, bright ideas from local residents. Last night a meeting was held to discuss plans and develop ideas with local residents about the future of the dormant Grandstand in Lincoln's West...

The cast and crew of the E4 hit comedy show The Inbetweeners have been invited to come and experience Lincoln after slating the city and the university on the latest episode of the show. The city was branded "a shithole", and the university was mocked with the line "...goodbye first rate education, hello...

The new leader of the Labour Party, Ed Milliband  made his debut at Prime Minister's Question Time today. Mr Milliband lead on questions about the economy, as well as questioning Vince Cable about his plans for unlimited tuition fees for university students. I look forward to facing Mr Milliband -...

We've heard of Bullet Magazine, we've all heard of Bullet online, but now those clever people at Bullet magazine are branching out into the world of TV. They've conquered the world of print, they've conquered the online world. but now Bullet faces it's biggest challenge yet. The TV!! With the...