A taste of sun: foods that define my summer
As summer is fast approaching, Hannah Drew explains how summer foods are often tied to our best summer memories and shares some of her personal favourite summer meals.
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Phoebe Bridgers ‘Punisher’ review: laments of love and loneliness
Phoebe Bridgers' sophomore effort is one of delicate beauty and tenderness: however, it is not without the pangs of pain and stabs of anger that makes not just how she sings but also what she chooses to sing about so compelling.
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Regardless of survival, West Ham’s future is uncertain
Most clubs are delighted by the restart; West Ham United, however, won’t be happy until their Premier League status is secure. The Hammers’ fans are once again ready for a weekly dose of footballing disappointment. They’re prepared to watch (albeit from behind the sofa) their club battle to survive. A...
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Rootes ranked as sixth-best student accommodation in the UK
Rootes has been ranked as the 6th best sutdent accomodation block in the UK
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Scottish students to receive early hardship support
The Scottish Government has brought forward early access to discretionary funds for students facing hardship as a result of COVID-19.
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‘Never Have I Ever’ been more excited about binge-watching a show
Anushka Suharu reviews 'Never Have I Ever', reflecting on its authentic portrayal of maintaining a South Asian identity in American culture, alongside its depiction of relationships, expectations and grief.
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‘Trials of Mana’ review: Square Enix drop the ball
After cornering the RPG market, Square Enix fail to reintroduce the West to the Mana series.
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Best book to film adaptations
In a Books and Film collab, a few of our writers discuss their favourite book to film adaptations
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What I wish I’d known before the pandemic
None of us could have predicted how the pandemic would shape the past three months. Three writers reflect on what they wish they had known before the pandemic.
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‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is the perfect antidote to lockdown stress
Noah Keate shares his review of 'One Man, Two Guvnors' whilst in lockdown.
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Long passes intergal to Manchester City’s win over Arsenal
With two disciples of Johan Cruyff at the helm, long balls were not expected to be a major part of yesterday’s match at the Etihad. But it was long passes that were at the heart of all three of City’s goals in their 3-0 win over Arsenal. Mikel Arteta returned...
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Serena Williams “would love to play” US Open, says coach
As tennis players line up to offer their view on the US Open, a big name has come out in favour. Serena William’s coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, says the former Open champion “would love to play” in the tournament. For Williams, the resumption of elite tennis can’t come soon enough. Every...
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Black students at Oxford University unhappy with handling of racism on campus
Black students at Oxford University say they are dissatisfied and disillusioned by its failure to address racism.
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