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To be clear, there is no sanction for violence that aims directly at undermining the legitimacy of the state, and protesters who eagerly vandalise the storefronts that are the livelihoods of normal people should not be free from justice. But failing to engage directly with the arguments of authoritarian alt-right about how to handle riots permits the ascendancy of genuine extremists

Shark Tales Episode One

Shark Tales is back for Hilary Term 2017!

Natasha McCabe explores the powerful relationship between fashion and dance

CherwellTV takes you through the headlines from First Week.

Cherwell Broadcasting speak to Professor Stephen Johnston, leading figure in breast cancer medicine

Inspired by Oxford Pink Week, week 2 HT17, in raising awareness of Breast Cancer

Safa Dar paints a colourful picture of Benazir Bhutto taking Oxford by storm

Ellie Siora discusses the rise of Wavey Garms, Generation Y's go to online retailer

Cherwell Broadcasting asks students and the general public about their views on Trump

Anoushka Kavanagh looks at the implications of trendy activewear

This week, Anoushka styled Ebere in colourful prints for some vibrant spring inspiration to lift you out of any January gloom

Beat the January blues with the top five things to do in Oxford this week

Rosie Gaunt interviews Oxford graduate Rosh Mahtani, the founder of Alighieri, on her jewellery line inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. Check out Rosh’s creations here: http://www.alighieri.co.uk/

Fresh from Gucci’s pink dream-world SS17 runway show, Jasmin Yang-Spooner considers the history of the colour pink in contemporary fashion and culture

Lara Drew ranks the top 10 luxury fashion houses' Spring/Summer 2017 runway shows

https://youtu.be/MV19gSp1Y0Y Cherwell Broadcasting is back to deliver the latest news from in and around Oxford in 2017. 0th week has been surprisingly eventful compared to...

Rebecca Morton explores how Vienna has taken her outside the ‘Oxford Bubble’

Nicola Dwornik describes two different takes on the termly ‘collections’ experience