The creepiest characters in fiction
A Halloween special: the scariest characters that haunt our literary pages
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Limb loss and laughs: four 80’s horror films to watch this Halloween
In a Boar Halloween special, Elena Priest suggests some great horror films from the 80s guaranteed to entertain you and keep you in the Halloween spirit, even through your hangovers!
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Dastardly destinations
Fancy somewhere spooky this Halloween? Natalya Smith and Nicola Paling have the perfect destinations for you
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Having happy friends is good for your health
A recent study conducted by Professor Frances Griffiths, at Warwick University Medical School, found that a healthy mood amongst friends leads to a lower risk of developing depression and an increased chance of recovery from the illness.
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Hal Cruttenden on orphans, Ebola and performing with his favourite comedians
Comedian Hal Cruttenden comes to Warwick Arts Centre on Sunday 8 November, holding a Funny Fundraiser with three other stand-ups of his choice. Hal has worked in stand-up and on panel shows, such as Mock the Week, as well as written and starred in his own hit radio sitcom. The four...
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Oi! Have you been watching the Rugby World Cup?
James Roberts and Jonny Hall go head to head and debate the merits and flaws of the Rugby World Cup
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Surfsational: Warwick defy the odds to claim 3rd place at BUCS Championships
In our biggest sporting story of the year so far, the Warwick women's team shocked the University Surf world to claim 3rd place in the BUCS Championships. Forget about being landlocked and all that!
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Culture Shocks: Al-paca your bags
Matt Downs tries some crazy dishes in South America
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The good man always loses: Fear the Walking Dead Season 1
Is AMC's new spin-off show 'Fear the Walking Dead' a hit, or dead weight? Patrick Sambiasi reviews its first season
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The Gospel according to Godspeed
Sam Evans snagged guestlist to Warwick Arts Centre's biggest scoop.
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Karl Pilkington and The Moaning of Life
Karl Pilkington returns with another travel programme, The Moaning of Life, which proves as insightful as it is funny.
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“I walk home…with keys between my knuckles”
In this brave an honest testimony, Beth Hurst talks about her experience with sexual harassment and why consent workshops mattered to her
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Review: Kneehigh returns with ‘uncontested theatrical ability to tell a story’
Having seen the equally brilliant Red Shoes and Wild Bride, I was expecting to see Kneehigh deliver this piece with that signature characteristic charm they carry so well and I was not disappointed. Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other love songs) is an adaption of A Beggar’s Opera, catapulting this 1728...
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