Following Black History Month, it is important to reflect on the relationship that the West has with former colonies and to ask whether time has done any healing. Inevitably, the reparations debate comes up time and time again. Most recently, The University of East London has been making an effort...
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Students in the UK will be given the opportunity to apply for two-year degree courses under new plans laid out by education ministers.
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In a world of inflation, it’s a wonder why our chocolate, crisps and biscuits aren’t also getting more expensive. But don’t get too excited – they might not cost more but their sizes are decreasing. It all started after Toblerone reduced the weight of its chocolate by adding more spaces...
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In an age where singers and rappers are now beginning to produce their own music, a higher value is placed on musicians that can do it all – young, multi-instrumental talents are breaking on to the scene and experiencing success in their respective genres. Musicians such as Jacob Collier, Tom...
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The surprising bid from Shahid Khan, the billionaire owner of Fulham FC and the Jacksonville Jaguars, for Wembley has fallen apart after the FA council objected to the sale, due to them not wanting to part with the home of national football in England. A bid of £600m was made...
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is an incredible TV show that is a must-see: it’s scary, funny and heartbreaking. The show was released a few days before Halloween and has definitely lived up to the hype. With a special episode being released on the 14th of December, you should start binge watching it now. With jump scares and an overarching freaky plot line, it is well written with phenomenal acting.
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Kirstie Shearman reports on findings that woman who smoke, have diabetes, or high blood pressure are more likely to suffer heart attacks than men with the same conditions.
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If you ask any avid reader what their favourite book is, they’ll probably reply with the one written almost a century ago. At Warwick, it’s either this or one of Haruki Murakami’s brilliant texts. Truth be told, I still can’t decide whether Never Let Me Go should move up in...
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In a small office within National Public Radio’s Washington D.C. headquarters, artists from every genre and walk of life have sat behind a ‘tiny’ desk. Be it a band you’ve never heard of or multiple Grammy-winning artists, Tiny Desk Concerts have become one of the greatest live platforms for music...
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It’s almost the season of giving, and what better way to spend it than volunteering while experiencing a new place? These affordable week-long volunteer holidays in and near the UK during winter break will wrap up your 2018 and ring in your 2019 with extra cheer. They all include food...
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Our Doctor Who series blog continues as Sam Savelli reviews Kerblam! With exploding bubble wrap and an intergalactic Amazon, was this episode a traditional slice of Doctor Who?
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I think it’s safe to say that a ray of light has slipped out of the world following the passing of Stan Lee. Not only did his work bring together people from all backgrounds and walks of life, it raised poignant messages about society and acceptance. Lee described Marvel last...
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Chloe Harness reviews WUDS Woyzeck at the Warwick Arts Centre, set in the Soho rave culture of the 90s.
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