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Katya Witney

A collection my journalism work over the last year

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I am a multimedia journalist with experience reporting locally, writing features and conducting interviews as well as specialist knowledge of film, television and comic books.

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Latest Articles

Bummit: From being stuck on the road for hours to staying in a mansion for free, students share their hitchhiking experiences.

Bummit, the university’s hitchhiking society, is celebrating its 20th year of expeditions around the UK and to lands further afield, all in the name of fundraising for Sheffield and South Yorkshire-based charities. The self-proclaimed ‘‘most exciting society’’ in the University began when a small group of adventurous students were looking …
By Demi Koutouzi
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The life simulator genre gets new members: Paralives and Life by You

In the realm of life simulators, The Sims has long reigned supreme, largely unchallenged by any credible contenders. With The Sims 4 almost being a decade old, you’d think that people would stop playing it by now, but with the steady release of expansion and DLCs packs, Electronic Arts has …
By Ornella Bressan
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How the developer of 'Kind Words' broke through into industry

In today’s career insight, CEO of Popcannibal, Ziba Scott, widely known for the indie game, Kind Words, tells us about his start in the industry. If you told me thirteen years ago that I would have been self-employed and working on the busiest game ever, I wouldn’t have believed you, …
By Ornella Bressan
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VARSITY 2023 - SUWCC 1s win comfortably over rivals Hallam

An excellent inning of 52 from Grace Hall could not prevent Sheffield Hallam from losing to the University of Sheffield in the Women’s 1st Team Cricket. The result came after starring roles from Maddy Atkinson and Katherine Mills, as they prevailed by a comfortable 20 runs. Batting first, the Black …
By Sam Chadwick
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Atomic Hearts: Is your money going to Russia?

Atomic Hearts released last month with people accusing the developers Mundfish of financially helping Russia in the ongoing war against Ukraine. Has Mundfish said anything about supporting Russia’s war? They have denied all allegations by making a. statement on their Twitter account and reiterating on their website: “Mundfish has no …
By Ornella Bressan
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Sports Thoughts: Female referees speak of the sexism they have faced with their sport

Last year was a turning point for women’s sports. Marked by the success of the Lionesses at the Euros, opportunities for female athletes soared. For women’s football in particular, in 2021, around 33 million people tuned in to watch domestic women’s sport. As a result, many young girls and women …
By Jemma Snowdon
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YOU Season 4, Part 1: "it's definitely a binge worthy show" - Review

Everyone’s favourite psychopathic narcissist is back on our screens and that can only mean one thing: people are going to die. That’s right, the long-awaited season 4 of YOU has landed on Netflix and the storyline has taken an interesting turn. Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), who we have followed for …
By Madison Burgess
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Interview: Little Man Tate's Jon Windle talks to us about their upcoming tour and what the band has been up to

Sheffield indie legends Little Man Tate will be embarking on their first headline tour in 15 years in Spring 2023. After separating as a band in 2009, the band members have been focusing on spending time with their families and working on their own businesses and interests. I spoke to …
By Megan Cooke
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Were the protests over the University's ties with Rolls-Royce justified?

It has now been over two weeks since a student-led University of Sheffield activist group occupied the Diamond in opposition against alleged ‘war crimes’. But has the demonstration wielded any tangible results in relation to the obstruction it caused? The occupation led by Sheffield Action Group (SHAG) took off at …
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Interview: The Mary Wallopers talk about their new album, Sheffield, and the current state of Irish music

Irish music is having somewhat of a renaissance recently. With Lankum and John Francis Flynn giving Irish folk music a new lease of life, as well as Kneecap bringing Trad sensibilities and the Irish language to the world of hip-hop, the generational gap present in Irish music is definitely being …
By Charlie Sweeney
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Sheffield United women enjoy positive start to the new season

The success of the Lionesses this summer in the Euros has generated a massive boost in the popularity of women’s football. Bramall Lane hosted some games, including the semi-final, which saw the Lionesses take on Sweden. Head Coach of Sheffield United’s women’s team, Neil Redfearn, has expressed his delight that …
By Jemma Snowdon
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