Ben and Jack are back for another episode of The Knockout Podcast. In this episode, the boys discuss Volkov's dominant performance against Overeem and Sandhagen's impressive KO of Edgar - what lies ahead for all of them? They also look forward to UFC 258 this weekend featuring an intriguing Welterweight title clash between former training partners Kamaru Usman and Gilbert Burns - enjoy!

In the first episode of this special Newsfeed investigation spearheaded by Abigail Brierley, Purple's Newsfeed team talk to Seun Twins, SU President, Shadow Education Minister Emma Hardy, Durham students and many more as they look to find out why there is such a groundswell of support for a 'no-detriment' policy vis-à-vis 2021 examinations. 

Reports from Abigail Brierley, Max Kendix, Bill Pain, Ella Bicknell & more.

Recorded before the University 'safety-net' announcement on Thursday 11 February 2021.

As Leslie Knope once said, 'What's Galentines Day? Oh, it's only the best day of the year!' This week, Lauren and Chloe, alongside friends from the Fem Soc exec, celebrate Galentines day in an open letter to female friendship. They discuss finding your people, manifestations for the year ahead and the perfect gift to give your friends (spoiler- its crocheted stash), and why we should all be a bit more Jackie Weaver - something for everyone! To all the women in our lives, this episode is dedicated to you!

Rob and Juan take to Nate Gladden the host of the Rugby League in America. They talk everything about the game over the pond and potential routes for growth.

This episode we’re taking a look at the infamous story of Medusa and how she has been represented in art. We’ll be picking up on various pieces of artwork, for a change, and getting a feel for what the figure of Medusa symbolises throughout history.

Since these are probably canon now - thanks, Chibnall - WhoSoc takes a look at remakes of Classic Dalek stories starring Peter Cushing as 'Dr Who' (urgh), with Dr Who and the Daleks (1965) and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966).

Covid-19 has fundamentally reconfigured how we see the world. The ongoing dispute between Israel and Palestine (and within Israel itself) has been of particular note. Ravaged by coronavirus, the glaring inequity of the contemporary status-quo must be addressed. Whether it will be tackled is another issue. To help understand and process the current state of affairs, Joshua Guillen spoke to Professor Yossi Mekelberg, a senior Consulting Research Fellow for Chatham House's Middle East and North Africa Programme.

Following a week without fights, Ben and Jack are back to discuss everything in the world of MMA. They talk Stephen A. Smith and his continued bad takes, how Overeem and Edgar are still hanging on at their ripe old ages and why Carlos Diego Ferreira vs Beneil Dariush is the fight to look out for this weekend. 

This episode we chat through the highs and lows of online uni, our top five realisations about working from home and why Boris Johnson should let students go back to uni to look after their houseplants.

SORTEDFood’s founder and resident chef Ben ‘Ebbers’ Ebbrell talks me through my kitchen mistakes and reminisces on a time his recipe took a TV channel off air with a microwave. Stick around for some handy cooking tips for students!