Sarah Marsh
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My name is Sarah Marsh and I am a freelance journalist studying the Newspaper MA at City.

I am particularly interested in arts and culture writing and comment pieces. I have been published in The Independent, the i, the guardian, the Develop in Action blog and the Camden New Journal. I have also worked as a researcher for BBC3. Find me on twitter @sloumarsh and check out my blog on freeganism comescavenge.wordpress.com.

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London Street Art: An Unlikely Source of Inspiration

(0) Comments | Posted 18 January 2012 | (19:51)


Video: Filmed by Anthony Lee Music: Jaymin Shah

A student from Mitcham is an unlikely source of inspiration for a world-renowned street artist but James Cochran - who has painted in London,...

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The Next Iron Lady: Who Would Play David Cameron?

(5) Comments | Posted 5 January 2012 | (09:37)

Meryl Streep took to the red carpet in London last night for the premiere of The Iron Lady, a film based on the life of Margaret Thatcher. And we think it is about time David Cameron considered who would play him in the movie of his life.

The...

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David Cameron's Salary - How Does It Compare To Other World Leaders?

(3) Comments | Posted 4 January 2012 | (09:42)

The salaries of many top civil servants are often compared to David Cameron's, but it turns out that the British Prime Minister is quite underpaid, when compared with other world leaders.

Many countries much smaller than Britain have presidents and prime ministers with much bigger pay packets, as highlighted...

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Ben Hatch on What it Takes to be a Writer

(0) Comments | Posted 3 January 2012 | (19:53)

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Novelist Ben Hatch and his two children Photograph: Simon Hudson

When I was 13 I wrote my first novel. It was about a teenage girl who had a very special super power. She was born without the fear gene. By day she was...

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David Cameron's Veto Has Solidified Britain's Place At The Fringes Of The European Parliament

(3) Comments | Posted 19 December 2011 | (16:27)

Britain has refused to pay another £30 billion to bail-out euro nations and David Cameron has said he would “fight” the International Monetary Fund’s plan to make the UK hand over yet more money. This is the latest sign of what Europeans might say is a complete refusal to help...

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Aidan Burley And Other Coalition Casualities: Who Hasn't Survived The First 18 Months?

(0) Comments | Posted 19 December 2011 | (12:17)

The past 18 months has brought trouble for some members of the coalition, with MPs being forced to resign over a range of issues from attending 'Nazi' stag parties at ski resorts to blurring the lines between their personal and professional relationships. We have brought you some of the most...

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Recession In Early 2012 Warning By Standard Chartered

(5) Comments | Posted 14 December 2011 | (09:59)

The UK will be back in recession at the start of the new year because of government cuts, with a bleak economic outlook predicted for 2012, according to Standard Chartered.

A report released by the financial service company [PDF], which recently topped a list of global firms...

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Trevor Phillips, Equalities Chief, Warns The Recession Is A Risk To Human Rights

(6) Comments | Posted 13 December 2011 | (16:11)

The biggest risk to human rights comes from Britain's economic downturn, the chairman for the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) warned today.

Speaking at a parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Trevor Phillips, said that while human rights are a cultural as well as financial issue: "There is...

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What Are the Stories Behind London's Street Art?

(0) Comments | Posted 12 December 2011 | (23:00)

Street art is often political and satirical but is it ever personal? Banksy is known for his illusive identity but other London street artists use art to express their identities. Three of them have spoken to the Huffington Post about the intimate experiences that inspired their work...

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Does Anyone Actually Want to Criminalise Squatting?

(1) Comments | Posted 2 November 2011 | (23:33)

Catherine Garrity challenges misconceptions about squatters. She believes squats can bring communities together and - despite what the government might have you believe - she won't take over your house when you pop out for a pint of milk.

I'll be honest, before meeting Garrity and other squatters on Well...

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The 2012 Games: Those who do not Learn From History...

(2) Comments | Posted 1 November 2011 | (23:00)

Let's go back in time. It's 2010 and the eagerly awaited opening ceremony of the Vancouver Olympic games. Viewers have just watched Nelly Furtado and a giant electric bear take to the stage, but then disaster strikes. One of the Olympic pillars fails to rise and an unfortunate torch bearer...

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