The Commons Science and Technology Committee (CSTC) have revealed that many universities are failing to disclose information regarding research malpractice. The committee has since suggested the formation of a new independent body to regulate universities. Through an inquiry, MPs asked institutions if they published an annual summary of internal research...
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Whatever your thoughts on Blossoms’ self-titled debut, Cool Like You opens strong. The lead-off track ‘There’s A Reason Why’ is everything you’d expect – or hope for – from a new single, with well-mixed synths underscoring the most effective vocal performance in the Stockport band’s short career. There’s a potent...
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Driving through the White Island is a delight. The breeze touches your skin as you speed up the pronounced curves among mountains and plateaus. Along the highway, the ocean’s deep blue is speckled with aquamarine spots. With the sound of the sea surrounding Ibiza, the seasons pass. The plants bloom...
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The Social Mobility Employer Index (SMEI) created by the Social Mobility Foundation found that a growing number of British employers do not consider the alma mater of prospective workers that is listed in their applications.
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Giles Allen-Bowden looks at how the new Doctor Who teasers compare to trailers of the show in previous years, and explains why he can't wait for Series 11
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Last month, 63-year-old Alice Johnson was released from prison after being granted clemency by President Donald Trump. Johnson was jailed in 1996, receiving a life sentence without parole, for taking part in a cocaine distribution ring and was convicted on charges of attempted possession of drugs and money-laundering in Tennessee....
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Maya Kad investigates which weather forecast apps we can trust (if any) to make the most of our weekend plans.
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Figures from UCAS show an increase in the university application gender gap, with around 98,000 more women than men applying by the end of June to start Higher Education in the autumn. With 269,660 male applicants, as of the end of last month men were outnumbered by the 367,300 women that have applied.
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If the name Michael Crichton seems familiar to you, it’s quite likely because you know one of his most famous works, Jurassic Park. Another of his texts, Next, revolves around future developments and advances in biotechnology. Whilst the novel is fictional, it is based around biological concepts and practices that...
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Warwick Comedy are back with their second show for the Edinburgh Fringe, this time a stand-up extravaganza, Comics Sans Experience. What’s the concept? Comics Sans Experience, already a hilarious title, is a stand-up comedy gig with a rotating group of Warwick stand-ups showing off their best 5-10 minutes of comedy material....
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The UK has seen a start to summer like it hasn’t in a long time, and the majority of our population are celebrating this by basking in the sun, enjoying all the World Cup, Wimbledon and cricket excitement that’s on offer. However, for those of us not quite beach-body ready,...
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I had told all my friends to buy theirs, and ordered myself a second copy of Sophie Mackintosh’s The Water Cure before I realised I’d heard her name before. As it turned out, she was not only a Warwick alumni but a graduate of my exact degree – English and...
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Raheem Rashid reports on the technological advancements which have allowed the NHS to become so successful, with 70 years of healthcare under its belt.
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