URY News at 6: 7th May 2014

George Lane has your latest news from across campus and beyond. On tonght's show, Vanbrugh chair Michael Duncan defends his college's decision to hold a 'Mini Farm' with live animals to relieve exam stress in the wake of criticisms of JCRCs across campus by animal rights activists. Also, we've news of a teaching and reswearch fellow in the Environment department who's stood by her husband after he was convicted of several sexual offences including the kindap and rape of a York student. Also we hear from the library who say their new online seat-tracking system has been a sucess and Mitch has a preview of what's to come on Friday's Roses review Sportshour. 

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