From England to Hong Kong: I flew home during a pandemic
What is it like to fly home during a global pandemic? Evianne Suen documents her experiences travelling from the UK to Hong Kong in a time of panic.
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Vashon Neufville on life with Atletico Ottawa in the CanPL
It has been a long time since Vashon Neufville turned out for his local club, Edmonton All Stars, as a young player making his first strides in football. Since starting his journey in North London thirteen years ago, Neufville has since graduated from West Ham’s ‘Academy of Football’, featured in...
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Bundesliga preview: will Leipzig recover in gameweek 27?
Drink it in: football is back. Last weekend, the Bundesliga attracted unprecedented attention from around the globe as football marked its return from suspension. The upcoming weekend of action promises to be just as eye-catching, with clubs from Germany’s top two divisions locking horns. Hertha host Union in the Berlin...
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“For too long mental health has been underfunded” – Leamington MP Matt Western speaks about student mental health and COVID-19
In an interview with The Boar for mental health awareness week, MP for Warwick & Leamington Matt Western warned of the "huge pressures" that COVID-19 has created for university students and their mental health.
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Universities in Wales face a “dramatic” loss of income as a result of Covid-19
Universities in Wales face a “dramatic” loss of income as a result of the coronavirus crisis and will likely be hit harder than their counterparts in the rest of the UK, a report has found.
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‘Rick and Morty’: The Vat of Acid Episode
Reece Goodall reviews episode 8 of Rick and Morty season 4, praising its exploration into the emotions of characters and this season's eclectic mix of episodes.
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Lo-fi: music made in the bedroom, for the bedroom
Lo-fi is certainly one of the more avant-garde genres to emerge from the technological age: combining distortions and errors in music tracks, it recycles these flaws into a palatable and study-friendly stream perfect for late-night cramming sessions.
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‘Resident Evil 3’ review: remake done right
Harrison Marsh reviews the latest Resident Evil game
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The Hay Festival moves online
Book clubs aren't the only thing that have moved online - Lucy Martin looks at The Hay Festival's virtual platform and what we can expect from the online event
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How to rejuvenate your childhood bedroom
With many of us staying in our bedrooms at home for a while, Lillie Skerman gives some tips on the best ways to improve your space on a low budget.
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Football must get to grips with hatred on social media
Arsenal legend Ian Wright shared several screenshots of abhorrent racist Instagram messages that he received on social media last week. The disgusting abuse has been condemned as “humiliating” and “dehumanising” by the former England striker, who is a leading activist against racism in football. A young man, believed to be...
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Why take the midnight train going anywhere?
With Sweden set to build a new night train to Brussels by 2023, Simona Valeviciute considers the benefits of travelling on a train overnight.
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