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Issue 740 - 25 Jan 2023

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The South West’s Best Student Publication

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ISSUE 740 25 JAN 2023 exepose.com @Exepose

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THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER’S INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SINCE 1987

22 student publications come together to support ‘Harry’s Law’ THE GRYPHON

THE COURIER

BATHTIME

LEICESTER STUDENT MAGAZINE

Newcastle University

University of Leeds

UCU announce 18 days of strikes

University of Bath

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THE ORBITAL

University of Leicester

Royal Holloway

CHERWELL

ROAR

University of Oxford

King’s College London

NOUSE

FORGE PRESS

University of York

University of Sheffield

THE GLASGOW GUARDIAN

THE BEAVER EXEPOSÉ

University of Glasgow

London School of Economics

REDBRICK

Interview with Andy Slaughter, MP for Hammersmith

University of Birmingham

THE OXFORD STUDENT

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University of Oxford

THE SAINT

University of Exeter

THE FALMOUTH ANCHOR University of Exeter Falmouth University

PALATINATE Durham University

IMPACT

University of Nottingham

EPIGRAM University of Bristol

THE BOAR

University of St Andrews

University of Warwick

WESSEX SCENE

THE MANCUNION

University of Southampton

University of Manchester

Image: Joshua Hughes

Live review of The 1975 Page 20

Images (top to bottom): Kieran Moore, David Woolfall Wikimedia Commons, Livvy Mason-Myhill

Megan Ballantyne and Joshua Hughes Editors

THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS CONTENT RELATING TO SUICIDE WHICH SOME READERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING

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INCE the results of the inquest into the death of Exeter student, Harry Armstrong-Evans, Exeposé have worked to promote the

petition launched by his parents and raise awareness of student suicide. The petition argues for the implementation of ‘Harry’s Law’, which urges universities to record and publish their annual suicide statistics, and would make it mandatory for coroners to inform universities when a student enrolled in their institution dies by suicide. Over the course of Exeposé’s coverage, we have covered the results of the inquest into Harry’s death, which found the University “failed in their safe-

guarding duties”.Exeposé’ also interviewed Harry’s parents, Alice and Rupert Armstrong Evans. This was extremely important as it gave them the opportunity to share their story and get their message out to the student community. Exeposé are now launching the ‘Student Papers for Harry’s Law’ campaign, alongside, at the time of writing, 21 other student publications from across the country. This campaign will seek to promote the petition set up by Alice and Rupert and also raise awareness about

student suicide across our publications. Exeposé would encourage all our readers to sign the petition for ‘Harry’s Law.’ Universities need to know about student suicides and be held accountable for them. At the moment, student suicide prevention strategies across the UK are not informed by accurate records of actual student suicides, meaning universities don’t have the information they need to prevent these tragedies. Continued on page 4


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