New Year’s resolutions are traditionally related to activities that very much go against gaming as a hobby, such as getting out of your house or going to a gym which is not prefaced by the word Poké. Though it is always important to not only reflect back on our achievements but...
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The University of Warwick's vice-chancellor Stuart Croft has been criticised in Parliament for not adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s definition of anti-Semitism.
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Sophie Kempston sheds light on just how much positive environmental change can be brought about by going meat-free for one day a week
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After keeping us waiting for the end of series 20, ITV has immediately granted us the first episode of Midsomer Murders series 21. In ‘The Point of Balance’, Barnaby must contend with dancers and his family, but some script issues mean that a promising start doesn’t deliver a satisfying conclusion....
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Lucy Martin discusses the trope of "damaged girls" particularly in YA work and how it leads to the romanticisation of mental health or trauma
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Reece Goodall reports on new research into the 'Cheerios effect' and how it can be used to produce micro-robots
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Reece Goodall investigates the possible presence of iron 'snow' in the Earth's core
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It is 6:30am. I am to travel to a prestigious law firm with a tower so high it will hurt my neck to see the top. I look into the full-length mirror in my hotel room. Hair slicked back into a low bun, a cranberry red power dress on, Nike...
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Chris Silverwood’s England are taking brave steps forward into their glorious new era by (and whisper it quietly) actually sort of being a bit good at cricket. Sometimes. The weirdness and eccentricity of this South Africa tour cannot be underestimated In the space off just two tests, the series has...
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Jasmine Parker interviews Aaron Ashmore, founder of Coventry badge company Etch & Pin, in the lead up to Coventry's 2021 City of Culture.
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And so here we are, at the end of a stellar first season that has been awe-inspiring and, occasionally, frustrating. His Dark Materials has been a definite improvement over The Golden Compass, in almost every respect, but as of the end of the last episode, comparisons between the two are no...
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It’s the start of Hollywood award season, and that normally means pretentious people winning awards for films you don’t care about and using their success to spout left-wing politics and lecture the viewers. As a result, viewing figures tumbled year on year, and it would take a miracle for people...
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Jacob Jefferson reviews Noah Baumbach's 'Marriage Story,' exporing its visceral depiction of a marriage and its dissolution.
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