As the Formula 1 circus rolls into Shanghai for its 1000th Grand Prix, all eyes will be on Ferrari as Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel seek redemption following a gut-wrenching weekend for the team in Bahrain. Despite Mercedes being unable to keep pace with the Ferrari’s all weekend, it was Lewis...
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A pop of colour can change your outfit. Why not shake-up your look and opt for a colour that you wouldn’t usually wear? The colour of our outfit can reflect our mood and personal style. We tend to have preconceived ideas about colours. You might see blue and think of the...
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The University of Oxford has announced its plans to review the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah’s honorary degree following the introduction of anti-LGBTUA+ laws in the country. The review comes after Brunei, a nation state on the north coast of the island of Borneo, received international backlash for the new...
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As the lights dimmed on the second game of Tottenham Hotspur’s new 62,062 stadium, I took my seat filled with both unrivalled excitement and anxiety for the daunting task of facing Manchester City in the quarter-final of the Champions League. As the players entered the pitch, I reminisced back to...
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Sam Savelli reviews the second episode of Line of Duty Series 5 and its primary focus on the character Ted Hastings.
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Like most fans of The Japanese House, the peaceful rhythm paired with deep emotion that transcends in their music is what draws us into pure bliss admiration of their sound.
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The thought of various politically trained 11-year-olds trying to bring down the system via proletarian revolution is one that fills me with a sort of unparalleled glee. Unfortunately, this kind of ‘education’ fantasy makes you sound like a bit of a maniac. More than anything else, it invokes unpleasant Stalinist images...
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Lydia Atkins recommends some of her favourite short story collections to help fit reading for pleasure into a busy schedule.
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Rhys Clarke questions how on-stage nudity adds to a show and whether it is simply being used to draw in audiences.
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Sophie Kempston reports on the release of the first ever image of a black hole, which is located in the distant galaxy M87.
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A recent investigation has revealed that technological systems at UK universities are unable to fend off cyber-attacks, after hackers accessed “high-value” data in under two hours. Jisc, a company that provides network services to universities and research centres in the UK, conducted a test using “ethical hackers”. They were able...
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Ever since the ‘Golden Generation’ of the early 2000s failed to capitalise on their promise and potential at the international stage, the England Mens Football team have had a dilemma. For too long, the national team focused around these prophesied stars, without striving to develop further young players to bolster...
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Easter, unfortunately, has to be one of my least favourite times of year. I have nothing against the religious connotations it carries. The Biblical tale is quite beautiful in celebrating rebirth, the coming of Spring, and the power of faith. But, much like Christmas, the holiday has become relatively detached...
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