Collingwood and Broad rested for England
Robin Jellis analyses the England Squad ahead of the upcoming tests against Bangladesh
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Lord Alan’s illegitimate children
The children of the Junior Apprentice are far too novice for Toby Steinberg's taste.
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The Would Be Kings of Europe
Jasjit Sansoye previews the Champions League Final
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A Summer of Tennis
Jack Gelsthorpe wets our appetite as the Tennis season draws closer
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Sevens heaven for 15 Stoners
Last week saw the return of UWRFC’s annual rugby sevens tournament, kindly sponsored by KPMG. For once the English weather did not disappoint and Wednesday afternoon saw 14 teams, plus two more rather unusual ones, compete for the coveted title of University of Warwick Internal Sevens champions. Having run for...
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Divided South Africa to present a united front
With the world watching, the nation will look to heal its racial scars during this summer’s World Cup
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Hillsborough hooligans mar survival Sunday
Danny Arter gives a first-hand account of violent scenes as Palace beat Wednesday to avoid the drop
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Dressing cheap chic this spring
Ally Salisbury tackles the spring trends on a student budget
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The secret to Sussex’s success
We look at how other university unions have dealt with the threat of bankruptcy
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Witness the Fitness
Lora Leopard investigates the latest addition to the procrastination universe
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Free-market fees on the horizon
It has emerged that the cap on top-up fees for university students is likely to be removed
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Here today, Koan tomorrow
Warwick’s campus will this week once again be graced by the presence of the celebrated Koan sculpture
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Labour Party retain Coventry stronghold
Labour MP Jim Cunningham has held onto his seat in Coventry South with a majority down from the 2005 election
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