Can we judge a book by its cover?
Zofia Swiatek discusses whether we can really judge a book by its cover and looks at the important overlooked aspects of book covers, such as the way it feels
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From College Dropout to the White House: is 2020 the year of President West?
Kanye West shocked the Twitterverse when he announced his official run for US presidency on July 4. Teasing the public for what has felt like years, will 2020 be the beginning of the age of West?
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Mugello awarded Formula 1 debut, Russian GP confirmed
Formula 1 has announced that Italy’s Mugello circuit has been added to the 2020 season calendar. On 10 June, F1 bosses confirmed that the Tuscan Grand Prix and the Russian Grand Prix had been added to the 2020 schedule, bringing the number of declared events to 10. The Tuscan Grand...
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With Radrizzani, Orta and Bielsa, Leeds are finally equipped for their Premier League return
On Wednesday 15 July, Leeds United could finally confirm their place back in the Premier League after an absence of 17 years. This has been a depressingly barren period for the club, as financial mismanagement and poor leadership has meant they had seemed doomed to oscillate between League One and...
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‘Perry Mason’: Chapter Three
Reece Goodall reviews the third instalment of HBO's 'Perry Mason', praising the show's great character work, and the compelling acting which fulfils both villainous evildoers and crumbling lawyers.
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Education Secretary sets out plans to abandon Blair’s 50% in higher education target
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson intends to abandon Tony Blair’s 1999 target of getting 50% of young people into higher education. Thursday’s virtual speech, hosted by policy think-tank the Social Market Foundation, saw Mr Williamson expressing his belief that Blair’s mantra was an “absurd” one. He suggested that the target had...
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2008: the year of the action blockbuster
Leo Robinson-O'Hara explains how 2008 set the example of how action blockbusters should be done, as well as the legacy of the films made that year.
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Palaye Royale mix growth and grandeur on ‘The Bastards’
On their third full-length, Palaye Royale are intent on pushing all of the boundaries they can. They are pushing the boundaries of genre, of what they are comfortable writing about and most of all, of what their band is and can be. Across these fourteen tracks, the Las Vegas three-piece...
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Then & Now: Arts at Warwick
Eilidh McKell shares her experience with the Arts at Warwick: Then & Now project.
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An interview with the founders of It Happens Here Warwick
As a new society set up to support people who have experienced sexual violence on Warwick campus, Lucy Martin interviews the founders of It Happens Here Warwick.
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CAS overturn Manchester City’s Champions League ban
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has overturned Manchester City’s ban from UEFA competitions, meaning the club will be able to compete in the Champions League next season. City’s fine has also been reduced from £25 million to £10 million. The decision to reverse UEFA’s original decision to ban...
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It is a dangerous game to be so critical of society
I went on Twitter this morning and saw two tweets which I thought stood slightly uneasily next to each other. The first one was someone calling for the UK police force to be abolished – not reviewed, not reformed, but eliminated. No more police. Full stop. The second one was...
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Whatever it takes: H1 wrap-up
The first half of 2020, marred by the Covid-19 pandemic, will go down in the history of the financial markets as one of the most uncertain and volatile eras where a decade’s worth of economic progress was undone in days, and the next decade’s destiny was written. It will be...
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