Gavin Williamson has been appointed as education secretary by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The former defence secretary replaces Damien Hinds in a cabinet reshuffle that saw more than half of the members of Theresa May’s cabinet lose their jobs. Mr Hinds held the role for 18 months and will...
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Reece Goodall reviews the trailer for 'Cats', the upcoming big-budget musical adaptation taking the internet by storm.
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Hamish Inglis reports on a new study which has found that only 25% of drugs entering the German healthcare system add benefit over pre-existing alternatives.
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When flying home from Dubai earlier this week, I overheard a cabin attendant comment that she had “just got in on a flight from Auckland”. Immediately, the rest of my row was in shock. “So, you’re doing over 18 hours of air travel in a row?”, I asked. She admitted that this was a typical route for her to do, with many multinational airlines having similar work schedules.
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The University of Warwick has been ranked 60th in People and Planet’s University League table for 2019.
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Lucy Martin and Sophie Laughton celebrate an icon in 1960s fashion - Mary Quant, who is known for making the miniskirt the fashion staple it is today. But why has there been a revival in the popularity of the miniskirt in recent years?
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Over 25% of crimes which took place this May in Coventry were violent or sexual offences, according to The Coventry Telegraph.
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Raf Kapur shares their thoughts on the upcoming prequel to iconic dystopian series 'The Hunger Games' and suggests what we should expect
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Lucie Carr explores why, given the spate of Arthur Miller productions this year, his works have such strong relevance in 2019.
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Scottish universities will “remain open” to international students and staff despite Brexit uncertainty, according to the Scottish higher education minister Richard Lochhead.
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In a bygone era, a holiday for the Brits was limited to a trip to the local seaside, for a ride on a donkey and a meal of fish and chips. However, the rapid growth in air travel and the introduction of the package holiday made holidaying abroad become more accessible to all. People began to swap out their UK holiday for a trip to the continent instead.
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Students feel they lack support from their universities in managing their finances, a recent survey conducted by NatWest had found.
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John Jenkins reviews the BBC's latest drama 'Years and Years' discussing its focus on political themes and the sense of worry it will leave you with after watching.
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