Boris Johnson urges social medial firms to block anti-vaxx fake news
Olivor Holman reports on Boris Johnson's attempt to tackle anti-vaccination fake news on social media.
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Could fake news lead to false memories?
Reece Goodall reports on a new study which has found fake news could cause, and be reinforced by, false memories.
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Quality of higher education compromised by marketing costs, says NUS president
A fall in the quality of education in universities has come at the expense of increased spending in marketing, says Zamzam Ibrahim, the newly elected president of the National Union of Students (NUS).
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A Hippocratic oath is needed for mathematicians and engineers of emerging technologies
Hamish Inglis reports on comments made by UCL's Dr Hannah Fry, who believes a Hippocratic oath is needed for maths and tech specialists.
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Time to go green: why Boots is ditching plastic bags
Boots is to stop selling plastic bags in favour of paper bags, in an attempt to reduce its plastic waste.
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Why are the Marvel comic books struggling?
With the sales of Marvel comics steadily on the decline despite the popularity of the films, Reece Goodall looks at the reasons why
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The Influence of Television: Why I hate Love Island
Rhys Clarke explores the influence of television, in particular Reality TV, and its influence on younger audiences.
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Why there is nothing wrong with taking photos on holiday
In the social media age, it can feel like our Instagram feeds are constantly bombarded with photos of people on their holidays. When we’re stuck at home and the weather isn’t great, it can be detrimental to our mental health seeing what seems like everyone else away whilst we’re not. So why do people take photos of their holidays? Is it just to make everyone else jealous?
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Warwick and Leamington Labour Party to host “Stop the Coup” rally
Warwick and Leamington Labour Party is hosting a "Stop the Coup" rally against plans to prorogue Parliament announced by the government.
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Things I wish I knew before coming to Warwick
Starting university is a scary time. Heading to a new place and living with a group of new people is incredibly daunting. Read on for Rhys Clarke’s top six things he wishes he knew before starting at Warwick.
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University of Liverpool drops “academic sanctions” for failed rent payments
The University of Liverpool has dropped its controversial policy of “academic sanctions” for students who failed to meet rent payments.
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Midsomer Murders – The Lions of Causton review
The joy of the erratic ITV scheduling means we’ll never know when we’ll get a new episode of Midsomer Murders, but this recent bank holiday provided another instalment of series 20. ‘The Lions of Causton’ is a solid episode with some fantastic guest stars, although the many of its mysteries...
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Anti-LGBTUA+ hatred worsening in the county, says chair of Warwickshire Pride
Chair of Warwickshire Pride Daniel Browne has told the media that he fears hatred towards LGBTUA+ people in Warwickshire is worsening.
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