The conversation dominating many dinner conversations, twitter feeds and news shows in recent weeks has been the fate of statues, even permeating the endless coronavirus coverage. As statues have fallen in Bristol, Antwerp and across the USA, some have reacted with delight and a sigh of ‘finally’, others with disgust...
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Evie Taylor discusses the government's long waited plan to support the arts during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The satisfaction of students with their experiences at UK Universities has decreased in the latest National Student Survey (NSS) due to “unprecedented challenges”.
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Dubbed the economic Jedi, Rishi Sunak’s Summer Economic Statement on 8 July was nothing short of mystical. Harnessing the power of the Force (in this instance his position), he unleashed a slew of measures to help jump-start the UK economy. The Furlough Scheme and Jobs Retention Bonus The Chancellor of...
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Manchester United is renowned all over the world, with countless domestic and international titles to their name. You would expect a club of its history and calibre to have a long-established female side, however this is far from the truth for Manchester United Women. Though the team was officially formed...
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England’s university regulator has called for stronger powers to protect students enrolled at institutions that are at risk of financial failure because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Isabella McRae revisits 'Leave No Trace' and explains why it is still a brilliant exploration of family and trauma two years on.
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Max Gentleman looks at what Dishonored's dark political satire can tell us about modern-day fears.
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In light of a film adaptation of Caitlin Moran's 'How to Build a Girl' being released tomorrow, Emma Wilkes tells us why Caitlin Moran is her favourite author and how her books relate to her on a personal level
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COVID-19 has hit most industries incredibly hard and changed them forever. Nowhere is this more evident than the sex work industry, as Hannah Drew explores.
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Nine years on from her death, Amy Winehouse's music is still eclipsed by her private woes. It's an age-old story of the media's taste for blood, a narrative in which they are the hunters and the troubled star is always the prey.
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Petra Kvitova has warned that some players will not go to the US Open if current coronavirus restrictions continue. Speaking to BBC 5 Live, the two-time Wimbledon champion said: “I know a few players will definitely not go if the restrictions are like they are now. I’m still thinking of...
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Rhys Clarke shares his short story 'Carrion', a tale of nightmares and dark figures.
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