We’re back with a new series of Midsomer Murders, and this 18th run kicks off with one of the most different stories to date – believe no-one who says that the show doesn’t try new things. The big question, though, is does ‘Habeas Corpus’ work, and the answer to that...
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On 8 December 2015 it was announced that Warwick’s researchers in collaboration with the Coventry-based company Medherant ‘created a new revolutionary way to be cured with Ibuprofen’. After more than a year of research and 500,000 pounds of investment, the first Ibuprofen patch has been created.This drug is a painkiller...
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New stations around Coventry will be served with a new service running between Leamington and Coventry operated by London Midland. This will give students additional options when travelling between Leamington and Coventry.
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A proposal to build a new student accommodation in South Leamington has just been approved by the Warwick District Council.
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A Coventry teenager who broke into a woman’s house to steal her son’s cannabis crop has been jailed for three years.
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What a time to be a Pusha T fan. With the release of King Push – Darkest Before the Dawn: The Prelude and the promise of its spiritual sequel, King Push, coming in April, Pusha has truly reached a prolific peak. Nonetheless, it was difficult to not be slightly ambivalent...
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Beth Hurst says that Christmas never is like the movies...
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Radhika Roy discusses gender fluidity, fashion and whether this trend is here to stay
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New research conducted by Dr Thjis van Rens, of the Economics department, suggests that low wages are to blame for the STEM skills gap, not problems with the education system or inadequacy of training. Concern in the UK is growing about the skills gap. The worry focuses on the shortage...
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Warwick sports teams become the subject of Twitter trolling after a student appeared on ITV’s This Morning to protest against ‘I Heart Consent’ workshops. They received abuse after supporting Warwick pride week.
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The thesis project of a University of Warwick undergraduate, Hayley Simon, has led to the development of a test which can identify cancer and diabetes biomarkers 1000x more detailed and 100% faster than the methods currently in use.
The O’Connor Research Group at the University of Warwick was at the forefront of this research as the group discovered that a large protein called collagen can be analysed in far greater detail when using 2D Mass Spectrometry (2DMS), a new method used in Proteomics, the large-scale study of the structure and function of proteins.
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I can’t quite believe it’s true, but Galavant is back. The genius show, with music by Disney legend Alan Menken, was only watched by ten people or so worldwide, but it somehow managed to get a second season – network executives must have recognised the quality and uniqueness of the...
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