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For the first time ever, NUS National Conference comes from Sheffield and you’ll be able to watch the whole event LIVE!

The brand new interactive website also features a live blog, the latest election news and results, podcasts, live tweets, photos, videos, policy and much more.

Find out who gets elected to lead the student movement first on our live video stream and, using the official hashtag (#nusnc12), you will be able to see what everyone is saying about it both inside and outside the event.

If you would like some bespoke graphics to push the live stream on your union website, please email dan.higgins@nus.org.uk.

Also, please send your student media the link to the National Conference press room which will host the very latest press releases and approved images.

Watch National Conference Live here from 24-26 April 2012.

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