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Hello! I’m just asking a question to the people who study Econ. Is there a big proportion of the course that’s maths based? I loved the subject at A Level and would like to continue it (I got an A* last year and am on a gap year now,) but the maths puts me off. How have you found it considering Maths A Level isn’t an entry requirement?

Thank you!

Hello everyone.

As a 19 year old female I am of course becoming increasingly aware and concerned regarding the future of our country. I know general elections aren’t anytime soon, but the next one will be my first time voting and I am in full support of Lowe and the Restore party. Their manifesto’s (if what’s being pledged will be put into action) could really change Britain for the better.

My big concern and something I have seen highlighted is how the right is being split with multiple parties. Reform is of course the most widely known throughout Right Wing party in the UK, but after comparing them it seems that Restore is comparatively superior (in my opinion) and provides a stronger direction in terms of their policies.
I want to vote for Restore, but I worry that we will have to vote tactically in order to keep parties such as the Green’s out.

How do we get the word about Restore out there and get it to match the level of growth that Reform has in the past few years?

Hi everyone.

I was just hoping to ask a quick question. I’m quite underweight/skinny as a girl. I like the idea of body recomp but to be honest I don’t have much fat to replace with muscle. I’m basically nearly as small as a body could be with minimal fat/muscle and I’d love to go from almost a runway model physique to a VS angel physique but I don’t know how to look at the change in my body objectively or how to get there without feeling bulky? Anything anyone has to say would be helpful!