The tampon tax: why the controversy?
Tampons. With just a single word, you can you terrify anyone from prepubescent boys to the middle-aged men in government who believe it should not only be considered but also priced as a luxury item.
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Can we defend the House of Lords?
Run for shelter, stock up on non-perishables and dust off your Erskine May: we’ve got a crisis. Things got horribly upside down this week in Westminster. The rich and powerful came to the rescue of the working poor; lifelong liberals crossed the road as democratic process came under attack; and...
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Warwick surpasses £50 million anniversary investment goal
The University of Warwick has revealed that it has surpassed its goal of raising £50 million to invest in teaching and research by the end of its 50th anniversary year.
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Warwickshire Mansion Set To Receive Refugees
A luxury 27-bedroom Diocese-owned Warwickshire mansion may soon be hosting dozens of Syrian refugees, pending the Council’s decision
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Comment Corner: Standing up to the stigma: Why sports clubs should heart consent
It's time for a sporting perspective on the importance of consent workshops. Here Hockey's Ralph Haville looks at how Hockey helped to run a class alongside the Ladies Hockey Club.
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Review: The Moaning of Life
Karl Pilkington returns to our screens in his latest show, 'The Moaning of Life'. James Hibbs reviews the first few episodes
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Jessica Pratt: Live at Bush Hall, London
Lewis McClenaghan takes in the psychedelic 60s ‘freak’ folk singer-songwriter
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The Girl Who Died
Fandoms collide as Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams stars in Doctor Who two-parter, 'The Girl Who Died' and 'The Woman Who Lived'
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Namazie Speaks at Warwick: ‘Unconditional free expression in universities is long gone’
Following the controversial overturning of the decision to ban Namazie from speaking at the university, on the 28th of October, the outspoken secularist campaigner finally made it to Warwick.
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The near-death of the independent label
Is there any hope for the indie labels of today? Christopher Sanders takes a look.
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