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This is an opportunity to develop my sporting knowledge and gain a number of journalism skills. Reporter Chris Dowsett, What do Blast Reporters do?Blast Reporters cover stories that interest them from a young, fresh perspective. They report on their greatest passion be it arts, sports or news. Find out what's making this year's Reporters tick and sign up to the Blast Newsletter to make sure you don't miss out on next year's scheme. Highlights
Natalie Sutton reports on University initiation ceremonies and tells us why she took part in one. 
Blast News Reporter Eno Alfred asks why there are few black students at top universities. 
News Online Reporter Peter Waters talks to young people to find out their view on politics. Join in and have your say. 
Interview: Colin McFarlane
Lincolnshire's Ashley Partridge speaks with actor Colin McFarlane about his role in The Dark Knight. Latest Reports
Meet Nicola Adams
Leed's Blast reporter Sam Gaunt talks to one of the country’s finest female boxers about 2012 Olympic glory. 
Big Chill - Not just a Music Festival
Blast Reporter Susanna Byers explores creativity beyond music at the Big Chill. 
Rapper Neme's portrait
Blast Reporter Louise Miles talks with rapper Neme about her verses on her home city Norwich. 
Bloom and gloom
Blast reporter Miriam Davies shares her damp experience of the Bloom 2008 music festival. 
One World. One Dream.
Sport reporter Sam Green finds out who is being sent to Beijing from Coventry and Warwickshire. 
Interviewing the unsigned
Blast reporter Charli Hill talks to the unsigned band Pulled Apart By Horses. 
Swindon UCCC summer diary
An insight by Blast reporter Daniel Hunt into life at a local cricket club. | ||||||||||||
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