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Government’s pro-whistle blowing legislation will deter disclosure of information, says expert

Government proposals to encourage whistleblowing, through the introduction of a new public interest test, will deter rather than encourage people from reporting major wrongdoing, according to one of the UK’s leading whistleblowing experts.

Locals invited to charity fun run

Barnet residents are invited to join Middlesex University staff and students on their annual fun run/health walk, held for the first time at Barnet Copthall, home to Saracens new stadium Allianz Park.

Local theatre students set to wow England’s largest festival

A group of local students from Middlesex University is taking two shows to the largest arts festival in England- the Brighton Fringe Festival in May.

Middlesex fine artists take over unique east London gallery

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Stunning fashion designs draws crowds

The next generation of top fashion designers showed off their stunning designs in front of a packed audience at a fashion show held at Middlesex University.

Local students create an Arctic scene in central London

London was given a chilling message when a team of north London animation students brought Euston Road to life, projecting scenes from the Arctic onto a building and raising awareness of climate change as part of a Greenpeace project.

Celebrity photo exhibition exposing London’s hidden scenes comes to Middlesex

Hollywood actor, director and playwright Steven Berkoff visited Middlesex University to bring together his images of East London in the 60s and 70s in a photographic exhibition on campus and speak to students about his work.

Middlesex University appoints award-winning journalist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

Award-winning journalist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown has been appointed Professor in Professional Practice at Middlesex University.