“Hi. I’ve got a tape I wanna play” is how David Byrne opens his defining live album. He lays down a beatbox and begins an acoustic version of the immortal classic 'Psycho Killer' completely alone. A man and his music.
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Kate Rice shares how arthritis isolated her from everything she loved, and how she is trying to get it all back.
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After the promise of the opening episode of Guilt, I was very excited to see where the series would head next. The second episode shifts its focus from both brothers to the arguably more interesting one, upping the intrigue but not really troubling the highs of the opening. Max’s decision...
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The University of Warwick has released a joint statement with the University of Warwick Campus Trade Unions, the University College Union (UCU) and Warwick Students’ Union regarding the 12 December General Election.
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National Union of Students (NUS) Trans Officer Eden Ladley declares plans to improve transgender healthcare across campuses nationwide.
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Dominic Thornton takes aim at Todd Phillips' 'Joker', branding it a shallow and ill-conceived disaster of a film.
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After discovering the benefits of yoga on the mind and body, Tanya Khan discusses why everyone should give it a go.
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The Australian world number one, Ashleigh Barty, beat Ukranian defending champion, Elina Svitolina, for the season-ending Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) title in Shenzhen on Sunday, November 3rd 2019. Barty won 6–4, 6–3, taking home the record largest tennis prize in history, totalling a whopping US$4.42 million (£3.42 million). “It has...
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Giles Allen-Bowden reviews the second episode of His Dark Materials, 'The Idea of the North', praising Ruth Wilson's performance
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Using your own coffee cup not only allows you to cut down on landfill waste production, and reduce the use of single use plastic, but can also save you money.
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Academics have been called "shameful" for staging a re-enactment of a slave auction at a dinner hosted by the British Psychological Society (BPS) at the University of Liverpool.
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Youv’e probably heard of desensitisation. It means becoming less aware of a problem by getting used to its presence. That was certainly the case in F Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ where citizens of 20th century New York would repeatedly attend wild parties to mask the void in their lives...
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Travelling around the UK does not mean that you have to go into your overdraft and only eat noodles and oven chips for weeks afterwards. I’m writing this article as someone who is used to getting around the country on a budget. Even before being a student, if I wanted to go to places and see things, I had to think things through.
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