My name is Tristan Redmond, and I don't believe in ghosts.

Well, that is until I discovered that a faceless woman was haunting my teenage bedroom,

and that my wife's great grandmother was murdered next door,

killed by two gunshots to the face.

In a new podcast from Wondry and Pineapple Street Studios,

I go where no son-in-law should.

Into the depths of history to ask,

did someone in my wife's family get away with murder?

Been all episodes of Ghost Story and free on Wondry Plus.

Feel good, travel.

Over the last few years, the role of free speech in universities has been shifting.

With more and more guest speakers being no platformed,

events being cancelled, and academics being hounded for some of their beliefs,

the world of academia is suddenly steeped in controversy.

Sometimes people on the other side may actually have compelling evidence in their favour,

and even if they don't, that doesn't mean that we shouldn't give them the opportunity

to tell us why they think their position is correct and then educate them.

The government wants to put an end to what it sees as cancel culture

and has proposed a raft of new laws that would allow academics,

students, or visiting speakers to sue universities for compensation

if they feel they've been censored, no platformed,

or if free speech is somehow restricted.

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