This week on Insight, Warwick SU's Ethnic Minorities Officer Nia Marcus-Taylor is in the studio discussing Black History Month on campus.

James Lewis is joined by his panel of guests, who discuss last week's Tamwoth and Mid Bedfordshire by-elections.

There is also an update from Elijah Doueu from the pro-Palestine demonstration that was taking place on campus.

Studio panel featuring Sanjni Gohil, Angel Sun, Gleiselle Cachero, and Seth Bristow.

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Join James Lewis and his inquisitive panel of guests, as they discuss the latest news. On the agenda is Scottish independence after the SNP Conference, and reforms to prisons and sentencing. Plus a campus update, including a story about Car Park of the Year...

Panel featuring Grace Lam, Angel Sun, Gleiselle Cachero, Ben Cavasi, and Seth Bristow.

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Matt Randell, editor of The Boar's Podcasts section, is in the studio to discuss the newest section of the student newspaper.

The panel discussion this week focuses on Keir Starmer's speech at the Labour Party Conference, as well as the deepfake of him released this week. Featuring Angel and Leopod.

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Insight is back for the 2023/24 academic year!

The Conservative Party Conference was the focus of discussion in the studio, with live reaction to Rishi Sunak's speech in which the scrapping of HS2's northern leg was announced. Suella Braverman's speech was also put under the microscope. The panelists shared what they're looking forward to in the academic year, and shared their politician karaoke partners.

Hosted by James Lewis. Panel featuring Angel Sun, Gleiselle Cachero, Ben Cavasi, Ethan Harvey, and Seth Bristow.

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For the final Insight of the year, James Lewis is in the studio with Naomi Richardson. They discuss the pilot scheme for around 300 students to recieve free sports memberships next year. Plus the Court of Appeal ruling the Rwanda scheme unlawful, and supermarket bosses questioned about food inflation.

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James Lewis and Izzy Bailey discuss the OceanGate Titanic submersible disaster, as well as the rise in interest rates. Plus hear about James' day at SocFest, including cheese rolling and painting.

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Is Boris Johnson's political career over? Rebecca Cole and Seth Bristow join James Lewis in the studio to talk about the Privileges Committee Report that said the former PM had lied to Parliament. They also discuss the attacks in Nottingham, as well as the widening of a scheme to give pardons for historic 'gay convictions'.

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Head of News James Lewis is joined in the studio by a mix of RAW grandees and Insight debutants. They discuss the latest situation in Ukraine following the collapse of the Kakhovka Dam. Plus (Deputy) Prime Minister's Questions: the issues of the week, and whether students pay attention to the goings on in the Commons.

Featuring: Cory, Sophia, Hannah, Enoch, and Cam.

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In this week's Insight, Head of News James Lewis has a special report into an open letter signed by Warwick students and staff, that expresses concerns about personal tutor ratios in the Social Sciences faculty.

James is also in the studio to discuss the battle over information being handed over by the Government to the Covid-19 Inquiry, namely Boris Johnson's WhatsApps. He also asks, will the train strikes ever end?

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Listen back to the latest edition of RAW's premier news show. Head of News James Lewis is in the studio, discussing the latest news on recent UK immigration figures and the Suella Braverman speeding saga. After Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign launch was overshadowed by Twitter Spaces issues, James also asks what social media you would use to start a political campaign.

First Broadcast Friday 26th May 2023.

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