The winners and losers of the US Election
Reece Goodall analyses the aftermath of the 2020 US election, looking at the different winners and losers across the Presidential and Congressional races.
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Wales is dangerously mistaken to class books as non-essential
Noah Keate defends the right to read in light of the Welsh government's banning of books as non-essential during the coronavirus lockdown.
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The good housemate guide
Being a good housemate is more important than ever as we spend all of our time at home. Read Gemma Bell's tips for good housemates to ensure you're not winding up your flatmates!
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Dizzee Rascal E3 review: the grime god returns with a solid delve into drill
The author of the grime bible returns with a new album and an adventure into drill. While chock with fiery collabs and experimentation, Dizzee isn't afraid to strip it back on slower songs.
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Formula 1 criticised after adding Saudi Arabia to calendar
Formula 1 announced earlier this month that it would be adding Saudi Arabia to the calendar from 2021. The Arab country hopes to attract new tourists from across the globe as it becomes the 33rd independent state to host an F1 race. F1’s CEO Chase Carey said he was “excited...
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Scientists challenge claim face-to-face teaching is essential
Scientists have challenged the Westminster government’s claim that in-person teaching is essential to protect student wellbeing.
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Coronavirus pandemic steering postgraduate research students into academic careers, survey shows
Postgraduate research students are more likely to enter a career in academia, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, recent research has shown.
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The lack of diversity at the COP-26 Climate Summit
Climate change is a global issue. However, there is a major lack of representation in the institutions that are built to tackle it. Women, ethnic minorities, and those from poorer socio-economic backgrounds are seriously under-represented in the political arena. Many of these groups are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis,...
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Pop punk band Yours Truly talk impostor syndrome and finding their sound on debut album ‘Self Care’
Emma Wilkes chats to Australian pop punk band Yours Truly on breaking out of the pop punk mould, working through impostor syndrome and releasing their debut LP 'Self Care.'
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Ucas advocates for post-qualifications admissions with pressure for university overhaul
Following a review by Ucas, there are two new proposals for university admissions based on real grades rather than predicted grades.
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Warwick Esports secures HyperX partnership, raising the bar for university esports
This comes after Warwick Esports won the Esports University of the Year for the second year running.
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Lockdown 2: how to make the sequel work
Nick Alford argues England's lockdown was too late and students mental health must now be prioritised
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Sweet Bean’
Shay Solanki reviews food-based film 'Sweet Bean', one to see if you love binge-watching cooking shows on Netflix...
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