The global games audience is estimated to be around 2.2 to 2.6 billion people; this means that 2.2-2.6 billion of us play video games. The attraction to gaming is pretty obvious, it’s a fun and entertaining way to spend some time, and we’ve all heard from the critics who claim...
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Team Sky suffered a setback in their attempt to secure a fourth consecutive Tour de France and Grand Tour victory with their Italian rider Gianni Moscon disqualified after landing a punch on Team Fortuneo-Samsic rider Elie Gesbert at the beginning of Stage 15. Despite releasing a grovelling apology following the...
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The Independent, The Telegraph, and Business Insider all argue that the most expensive city in the world is either: Singapore, Hong Kong or Zurich. Despite their inability to decide on a clear winner, there is agreement that they are all within the top 5 most costly localities. However, when looking...
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What do you do if you’re making a TV show and you want to tempt your audience to come back for another series? The answer, increasingly, is to end on a cliffhanger – leaving your viewers hanging on a big question or a shocking event can generate tons of discussion...
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Matthew Dale reports on a breakthrough in the development of a human vaccine against malaria.
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As a dual American and British citizen, 2016 was an interesting year for politics on both sides of the pond. Between Brexit and Trump, there was and is a lot to be frustrated about, as the repercussions are still playing out. These transatlantic flashfires of political instability were recently drawn...
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Australian education minister, Simon Birmingham, has called for the Australian government to use university funding to improve maths and science education in high schools.
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Ask the average person what the terms of Brexit involve and the likely answer would involve departure of the European Union, possibly the use of the phrase “Brexit means Brexit” and maybe an additional answer of the difference between “hard Brexit” and “Soft Brexit.” Until the release of the White...
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As of 2017, there are an estimated 39 million social media users across the United Kingdom alone whereby approximately 81% of them logging into various social media apps or websites every day. Most avid users are considered ‘young people’, with 96% of 16-24-year-olds using such networking sites. Hence, one of...
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Eight students have been announced as the recipients of an Outstanding Student Contribution Award (OSCA) during this summer’s Degree Congregation ceremonies, an award given by the University of Warwick to recognise exceptional student achievement.
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Sam Pearson reports on a breakthrough in antibiotic drugs, which incorporates the body's own immune system.
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Everybody wants to look and feel their best, especially in the summer, so we have compiled a list of advice for a summer health kick. After nine months of university life and a term spent sat in the library, our bodies are tired of pasta, noodles and other quick meals....
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University College London has faced criticism over their enforcement of immigration controls for international students, with staff and students calling the policies discriminatory. The dispute was caused when the university advised lecturers to carry out random spot checks on students’ identity documents and when one of the UCL’s leading faculties...
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