A fight for the survival of the BBC is coming, and we all must stand up for it
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Opinion
With the BBC under unprecedented threat, argues Jake Boud, impartial and trustworthy journalism is needed now more than ever.
Hebe Johnson outlines the dangers associated with Pornhub as a platform and argues that ethical alternatives are required to keep the creators and consumers of pornography safe.
Alex Haydn-Williams criticises Keir Starmer’s hesitance to vocally and unambiguously support trans rights, and draws on history to illustrate the Labour Party’s chequered record in supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
Alfie Barrishi draws attention to the underreporting which has led to a lack of awareness of the crisis in Yemen, providing both an overview of the situation and suggestions of ways in which those in the UK can help.
Bethan Moss argues that recorded lectures should have been taken seriously as an option long before COVID-19 and points out the endemic ableism in institutions like Cambridge, which led to such calls being repeatedly ignored.
Georgia Goble comments on the recent tweets from JK Rowling and the way in which the famous author has abused her platform, inciting hate against the transgender community.
