With several high-profile mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions being cancelled or called into doubt as the economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic comes biting, and with new deals plunging to levels not seen since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, investment banks are being forced to rethink their strategies. Since 2008,...
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With many of us having lots of free time at home, Simona Valevicuite gives a guide to the most exciting and experimental breakfast ideas.
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In light of the BLM movement, Fey Kapur shares with us important works of literature that we should be reading to educate ourselves on the history of racism
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Rhys Clarke shares an excerpt from his story 'The Grandchild of the Apocalypse'.
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Back-to-back races at Spielberg and Silverstone? Yes, please! Formula 1 took a step closer to starting the 2020 season, announcing that the first eight races would all be held in Europe, starting in Austria on 3-5 July. There will be back-to-back races in Austria and Great Britain, with the latter...
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Tim Davie, chief executive of BBC Studios, has been named the broadcaster’s new director general.
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Anonymous Facebook confession page, WarwickFessions, recently allowed racist posts to be displayed.
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What are the key components of a free, liberal society? Many would argue freedom of movement within a state is key: the ability to move around a country without state interference, surveillance or regulation. Similarly, freedom of association is regarded as a vital part. Individuals have always viewed the ability...
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Ollie Birchall reviews series six of 'Friday Night Dinner', reflecting on the writer's successful creations of such quirky characters, and the original plots which continue to entertain fans.
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The sex, drugs and rock-and-roll infused social phenomenon of June-September 1967, otherwise known as the 'Summer of Love', has gone down in history as an era of peace and liberation. However, Love's third album, Forever Changes, offers a different, darker take on the period's lesser-known features.
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Some countries have announced that they'll be opening for foreign tourism in the summer. Adam Agowun asks whether it's too soon to be going on a summer holiday.
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The Russell Group, an organisation representing 24 leading universities in the UK, has released a report detailing their aims to reduce inequalities in the education sector within universities.
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After discovering that people in the UK with regional accents are likely to earn less than their 'neutral'-sounding peers, Anna Donoghue discusses her experience with 'accent bias' at university.
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