Listen LiveURY Newshour: 2nd February 2012
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Programme editor: nick.duquemin@ury.org.uk.
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For the past two years running the News Team at URY have won awards for Best Journalistic Programme at the National Student Radio Awards and are always continuously striving to maintain the high standard that these awards demand.
As well as a 15 minute bulletin every weekday of national and regional news, called York Report, we have an hour of specifically student related news on Wednesdays at 5pm with York 60.
From the student protests in London, to the new study space on campus being named "The Brian Blessed Centre For Quiet Study", York 60 covers the news that matter to students.
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Programme editor: nick.duquemin@ury.org.uk.
Minster protest: listen on demand
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Minster protest: in pictures
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More than 70 students and activists turned out for the protest, which was organised by YUSU LGBT Officer Cem Turhan after the Archbishop of York spoke out against gay marriage.
From this week's URY Newshour. Also on the show: it's househunting season and students are already feeling the pressure - even the estate agents are telling them to calm down. Plus we speak live to YorkSport President Sam Asfahani. Click here to listen to the full show.
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On the URY Newshour tomorrow from 6...
It was feared that university application figures would crash this year as £9,000 tuition fees kick in - as the UCAS deadline falls, we reveal how York uni fared. Plus we investigate the 'payday loan' companies accused of targeting students, and the university student who faces jail - for something that implicates almost all of us...
This and more, plus a look ahead to our brand new Sunday sports show. Listen online via our website, on 1350AM across campus, or on demand via the URY Player.
Chemistry department fire: full story
Darren Webb with the full story from today's fire in the Chemistry department, which saw around 400 staff and students evacuated - click here to go straight to our report.
