A stunningly nonchalant sign in the Varsity office reminds its few remaining apparatchiks not to do what The Guardian, The Sun, The Telegraph, The Express, The Mail, The Times, The Metro, The Star, The Mirror, The Independent, Private Eye and even TCS have done this year!

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On Monday 31st May, over 40 people protested in Market Square against the Israeli attack on humanitarian aid ships.

Cambridge residents joined global protests against the deaths of an estimated 19 people who were killed after Israeli commandos attacked a convoy of ships carrying aid to the Gaza Strip.

Speaking to The Tab, Katy King, a 3rd year Politics student, said “whatever you think about the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, the humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip is unacceptable and we need to pressure our government to do more to improve the situation."

Elliot Ross, MPhil student in English at St John's commented: "this protest is a small part of a much larger expression of outrage around the world today. We are saying that the crimes committed by Israeli soldiers in international waters last night, are just the most egregious examples of the atrocities committed daily against the people of Gaza, and the hopelessly bellicose mindset which underpins them.

"It is critical that those who truly believe in justice should make themselves heard."

Comic Eddie Izzard came to Cambridge on Thursday to back Labour candidate Daniel Zeichner.

Get all the latest on our election blog here.

Blue Boat cox Ted Randolph is thrown into the Thames as Cambridge celebrate their brilliant victory in the 156th Boat Race.

Read the race report and see all the photos here.

The Blue Boat and Goldie in their final outing before the Boat Race tomorrow with the world's media watching on.

The Lightweights narrowly beat Oxford at Henley on Sunday in a dramatic finish. Find all the photos at tobyparnell.cantabphotos.com.