The dos and don’ts of the polling station
With a general election coming up in a few weeks, John Jenkins gives some tips on what to expect when you get to the polling station.
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Met Gala 2020: “About Time: Fashion and Duration”
With the announcement of the 2020 Met Gala theme, Lucy Martin discusses what we can expect from the biggest night of the fashion calendar.
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Homeless not vote-less: helping the homeless register to vote
Georgina Crothers argues that the actions of a recent bar in helping those that are homeless to vote in the election is solving a huge issue.
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The pressing matter of female maternity rights in sports
In recent years there have been many improvements towards gaining better equality in the sporting industry. Many athletes are working towards closing the gender pay gap and discriminations between prize money for male versus female competitions. However, there are still some discrepancies with regards to maternity rights for sportswomen and...
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Next Goal Wins: Brett and Jamison score golden goal with football’s ultimate underdogs’ tale
It is so often the case that sports films are hysterically abysmal. Take Final Score – a sports-thriller in which Dave Bautista attempts to prevent a terrorist attack at the soon-to-be-bulldozed Upton Park – as the classic of its genre. For a multitude of reasons, Final Score is unquestionably the...
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Manifestos need to return to the fore of politics, starting at this election
Manifestos are essential to British politics; they are records of party promise. During the campaign, media outlets pore over them to summarise long-winded policies. After the election, it is the winning party’s responsibility to actualise the vision laid out within the manifesto. Despite being the foundational document of party politics,...
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Oscar season is approaching: Separating the best from the bait
With awards shows in the near future, Dominic Thornton takes you through 2019's most likely contenders for Oscar season.
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Warwick students caught in crossfire of worldwide protests
The situation in countries in which Warwick students are studying abroad is monitored "on a daily basis", the University of Warwick has confirmed as protests continue worldwide.
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Eluid Kipchoge breaks final frontier to smash world record
In many ways the 2018 Berlin Marathon was unsurprising. Eliud Kipchoge, the world’s top marathoner, glided easily to the finish line, finally setting the world record that has long eluded him. What was surprising was the time that he ran: two hours, one minute, and 39 seconds. It’s worth reflecting...
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Indomitable Hamilton manages to claim his sixth title
Lewis Hamilton has claimed his sixth Formula 1 World Championship after finishing second at the US Grand Prix. It is difficult to not sound like a broken record now, as this is Hamilton’s fifth title in the past six years. This season, he has been the class of the field,...
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Our election debates are a farce – but they can be fixed
In response to the current lack of regulation of televised election debates, Arthur Kleinman explores how they could be improved.
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The evolution of veganism
Georgina Crothers reflects on the evolution of veganism in 2019. From vegan Galaxy chocolate bars to Gregg's sausage roll, a lot has changed!
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Little Weirds: Writing on the grief of political and personal crisis
Alice Standen writes a review of Jenny Slate's "Little Weirds": a glimpse into Slate's life in the years surrounding the Trump administration.
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