Here’s a statement that won’t surprise anyone; gamers can be cheats. People try and cheat playing poker, Monopoly, football and every other game invented, why would digital gaming be any different? The focus of this article is what developers can do to try and ensure people who play their games...
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Universities minister Chris Skidmore has called on all UK universities to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism
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Ailsa Burnham looks at the role of literature in response to tragedy and how it can be used to express grief at events
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After recently being named alongside the likes of Lewis Capaldi and Khalid as BBC’s Sound of 2018, as well as being awarded the Brits Critics Choice of 2019, Sam Fender is certainly one to watch.
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Now, that’s more like it! After two very average episodes of Midsomer, it’s finally back on form with ‘Drawing Dead’ – although it still suffers from some plotting issues, it’s a well-plotted and enjoyable comic-style mystery, and the highlight of the season thus far. In the village of Carver Valley,...
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Raf Kapur and Sam Savelli offer two opposing sides on the debate on whether a sequel is valuable to the original book or if they are unneeded
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Recent threats to the safety of Chinese Warwick students living in Canley have surfaced and led to increased police patrols and security provided by the University.
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The final round-robin fixture of the IIHF World Championships in Slovakia delivered pure, unadulterated joy to Great Britain as the plucky Brits secured a historic 4-3 overtime victory against France to remain in the top pool of international ice hockey. Having secured back-to-back promotions to the top flight of the...
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Alexandra Betkowski looks at the problems of adapting the lives of authors for the cinema with reference to the new Tolkein biopic
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Dom Webb reviews the penultimate episode of Games of Thrones season 8, and tells us how this could very much be the shows downfall.
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Luke Edwards explores how the TV adaptation of Game of Thrones proves that the original text is vital to achieving a successful show
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After the cancellation of 'The Jeremy Kyle Show', Reece Goodall reflects on the show and the controversies that surrounded it.
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Yoshi is back with another new game, and it’s one of his most beautiful yet. To mark the release of Yoshi’s Crafted World, let’s take a look at some of the other visual treats in Yoshi’s back catalogue. Yoshi first made an appearance in 1990, a dinosaur steed for Mario...
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