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In the first episode of URN's new podcast about invisible illness, Harry talks to Freija and Liv about what it's like to live with a long term chronic health condition. 

**Useful links and numbers:**

Samaritans UK number - 116 123

Student Nightline - 0115 951 4985

SANE - 0300 304 7000

CALM - www.thecalmzone.net

Men's Health Forum - www.menshealthforum.org.uk

**This is where we found some of our information:**

* Office for National Statistics - https://www.ons.gov.uk/

* Journal of General Internal Medicine - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4351276/

* www.disabled-world.com/disability/types/invisible

* NHS website

* Care Quality Commission - cqc.org.uk

Declan Boardman's first show at University Radio Nottingham. 

Here Declan talks about the interest surrounding the Google and Apple burger emoji's and what is best to have to eat for breakfast on a cold and chilly Monday morning.

Dan, Anna, Courtney and Sofia discuss the cuts to the Sexual Health Services offered by Cripps Medical Centre and speak to a representative from Nottingham Students for Promoting Sexual Health.

Things are off to a rocky start with our dynamic duo not actually having anywhere to record the show this week. Being the consummate professionals they are, however, Abi and Ella refused to let a little thing like "not having a working studio" stop them from bringing you the biggest news stories. Which is why we now find them... in their kitchen.

The news of the week: there's snow. Had you noticed? Well, whether you had or not, it's unlikely you've heard about who's really to blame for the recent cold snap or how Jeremy Corbyn actually became leader of the Labour Party. And just who is Brad Bradbury?

This is the news like you've never heard it before. Believe me.

Missed out on last week's episode and want to know all about Brexit, time travel and the Winter Olympics (I know the answer is yes)? Catch it right here, right now:

https://audioboom.com/posts/6686670-extra-extra-episode-3

Katie Baxter talks to Nick Walters from Rescue Rooms about the closure of small music venues and the importance of keeping them open.

Francis, Ibi & Lizzie with special guests Dipo & Malik from Hip Hop Society discuss Black Panther and the cultural following its gathered.

The Pulse Team discusses the recent widespread sexual assault report in France.

Hermoine, Matt and Charley discuss the Union strikes at universities across the country and talk to academics, students and SU officers about the issue.

Charley and Zach bring you the old and the new from the Punk genre, introducing you to new and niche music, from your doorstop and further afield.

Abi and Ella are back to take you through the biggest news stories of the week, this time tackling Brexit, time travel, and the Winter Olympics (the holy trio, if you will).

Obviously these two never manage to stay completely on track, which is why there's a whole lot of talk about Hi Vis jackets, befuddling tweets, and Diversity's security team. Also, the girls manage to solve Brexit via a game show and create a new spectrum of 'middle class-ness'.

This is the news like you've never heard it before. Believe me.

Missed out on last week's episode and want to catch up on Elon Musk's new brand of pesto? Find it right here:

https://audioboom.com/posts/6674583-extra-extra-episode-2