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with Dr Becci Owens from University of Sunderland

with Iain Earle from the University of Salford

with Professor John Holmes from University of Birmingham

with Associate Professor Ramona Gonczol from UCL

with Dr Seán Henry from Edge Hill University

with Dr Jilly Kay from University of Leicester

with Dr Wei Kang from Anglia Ruskin University

with Rob Nice from the University for the Creative Arts

with Dr Joseph Adonu from the University of Bedfordshire

with La Shonda Mims from the University of Birmingham

with Dr Jeff Bowersox from UCL

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