David Cotterill has been keen to stress that he does not “condone guns”. The former Birmingham City midfielder has, however, announced his support for the deployment of armed police officers at football matches in the wake of last weekend’s Second City Derby between Birmingham City and Aston Villa. With the...
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Nearly 50 people have been charged in a massive college entrance exam cheating and bribery scheme in the USA, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).
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The University of Warwick has launched an external review into its disciplinary procedures after an appeals panel decided that students who sent messages containing rape threats, sexist, racist and anti-Semitic sentiments in a private group chat would be allowed to return next academic year. The University announced the review on...
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Without a doubt, every country has something worthwhile to offer to the traveller. In some places, though, additional factors concerning safety and security have to be considered, whether the threat of robbery, organised crime groups or even terrorism. But where are the most dangerous places for tourists to venture and...
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Sadia Nowshin discusses the rise of Brex-Lit, the literature many believe will emerge inspired by a post-Brexit world.
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When most people think of festivals, they think of partying, drinking and loud music. But Also Festival – which takes place in Warwickshire in July every year – has recently been named by The Guardian as one of the Top Five festivals ‘for the mind’. And a Warwick graduate, Pauline...
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It would be safe to say that language learning in British schools is less popular than ever. According to figures from the British Council, around three quarters of students took GCSEs in another language in 2002. This figure has now dropped to 47%. In non-selective schools this figure is just...
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If you claim to know your 21st Century cinema, you should know who Steve McQueen and Michael Fassbender are. If you did not know who they were in 2011, however, you would be very much forgiven unless you were talking to someone who was a bit too clued up when...
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With the release of HBO’s recent documentary, Leaving Neverland, Michael Jackson is gaining media attention, and not for the right reasons. The documentary follows the stories of two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claim to have been groomed and sexually abused by the pop star as children. As always,...
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Reece Goodall reviews the second episode in the new series of Midsomer Murders, Death of the Small Coppers
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When people voted for Brexit, I highly doubt that they had the best interests of our wardrobes in mind. I’m not suggesting that we’ll all be wearing tweed after March 29 (although that wouldn’t be the worst thing to come out of Brexit), but leaving the European Union will have...
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Loneliness is a problem that exists everywhere at university, but so few people pay attention to it because the feeling of being alone doesn’t have a place in the idyllic image of the student world. The university experience is often dubbed as the best years of your life and advertised...
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Midland Red South, the Warwickshire subsidiary of Stagecoach, will be forced to restrict the number of buses it can operate throughout April.
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