David Walliams named in investigation after High Court rejects bid to block publication of allegations

David Walliams has been named in a joint investigation by ITV News and The Guardian into allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour involving multiple women. He denies wrongdoing. The investigation follows a High Court ruling that rejected his attempt to prevent publication.

Russell Brand jailed for 10 years and six months after rape and sexual assault convictions

Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison after being convicted of rape and three sexual assaults against four women.

Halloween is over, but what did it cost?

Halloween may last only one night, but its impact can stretch much further. From the cost of costumes and nights out to second-hand shopping, discarded decorations and uneaten pumpkins, we look at what Halloween really costs and what happens when the celebrations are over.

Beyond the celebrations: Remembering the pioneers behind Notting Hill Carnival

The activists, musicians, steelpan players, mas designers and sound-system operators who shaped Notting Hill Carnival, and the plaque recognising 70 pioneers at Westbourne Park.

Thousands of Surrey households could receive less Council Tax support under proposed changes

More than 10,600 West Surrey households could receive less Council Tax Reduction under proposed changes, while East Surrey is considering support covering up to 100% of eligible Council Tax. Residents can respond to both consultations until 3 December 2026.

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The 2020 U.S. Presidential Election: The Final Debate

Posted on 2nd November 20203rd November 2020 by Harry Mear

As the quadrennial U.S. Presidential Election draws ever closer, reflection upon the feats and fiascos of the Trump administration is imperative and reactions towards the final debate will be a deciding factor for voters.

England to go in to Four Week Lockdown

Posted on 31st October 202031st October 2020 by Haydn Roberts

Just days after ministers defended the localised system of tiers across England, the PM decides that strict, countrywide restrictions are now necessary. Stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives.

Nice Attack: Tears and shock the day after murders

Posted on 30th October 202030th October 2020 by Rebeka Erdelyiova

Hundreds have gathered to mourn the death of the three victims killed in yesterday’s attack only a few hours before the new COVID-19 lockdown was imposed.

ONE LINE REVIEW: ‘Kill ME’ – Sundara Karma

Posted on 28th October 202028th October 2020 by Ryan McCluskey

The Music Team reviews Sundara Karmas latest song ‘Kill Me’ having only listened to it once. The track blends upbeat fast paced instrumentals with more pessimistic lyrics. Do they have another hit on their hands?

Royal Holloway Removes Students from Campus After “specific incidents” on Tuesday Night

Posted on 22nd October 202022nd October 2020 by Haydn Roberts

The University said the behaviour of a small minority failed to meet the high standards being set by the majority of students.

Councillor warns residents to be ready for long-term restrictions

Posted on 20th October 202020th October 2020 by Haydn Roberts

Elmbridge Borough Council leader, Stuart Selleck, warns residents not to expect the tighter restrictions to come to an end when they’re reviewed in two weeks time.

Self-Isolating on Campus – One Student Tells Us What its Like

Posted on 19th October 202019th October 2020 by Harry Mear

Harry Mear talks us through the new coronavirus tiered restrictions and talks to a Royal Holloway student currently isolating.

Government unveils new three-tier lockdown system as a response to rising cases of Covid-19

Posted on 12th October 202026th October 2020 by Rebeka Erdelyiova

Rebeka Erdelyiova takes us through the governments new measures, and what that means for the local area.

Further Arrest Made in Investigation into Deaths of Students in North East of England

Posted on 6th October 20206th October 2020 by Haydn Roberts

Police today arrested a 30 year old man charges of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.

RHSU Cancels Debating Society’s Controversial Event

Posted on 6th October 20206th October 2020 by Jamie Woods

The event, which would have seen the controversial ex-MP Chris Williamson speak to students, has been cancelled by the SU following strong criticism.

Weekly News Summary

Posted on 4th October 20204th October 2020 by Haydn Roberts

A run down of whats been going on around the world this week

Royal Holloway Confirms Positive COVID-19 Case

Posted on 29th September 202029th September 2020 by Haydn Roberts

The University didn’t say whether the infected person was a staff member or a student, but did confirm that there were no other positive cases at this time.