The fashion industry’s changing demands for diversity
The fashion industry is often criticised for its lack of diversity. In recent years there has been some progression, but Lauren Shelley questions whether this is good enough.
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Coupe de France suspended amid French lockdown
The French Football Federation (FFF) announced last week that it is suspending the Coupe de France with immediate effect, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the second national lockdown in France. The federation’s decision also concerns lower French divisions – the National 2, National 3 and the women’s...
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Mercedes triumph as Hamilton wins Emilia Romagna GP
Mercedes won a record seventh consecutive constructors’ championship at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, with a victory for Lewis Hamilton. A one-two finish, with teammate Valtteri Bottas in second, secured the historic victory for Mercedes, and all but guaranteed Hamilton his seventh championship title. The Mercedes drivers were joined on...
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Should misogyny be classed as a hate crime?
A new report by Citizens UK states that women are three times more likely to experience threats and acts of sexual violence and assault than men. The study, which involved focus groups in London, Birmingham, Newcastle, Manchester and Cardiff, also found that gender-motivated hate already factors in one-third of hate...
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University of Warwick to be UK’s first 5G university campus
The University of Warwick is now the UK’s first public 5G University campus, after a collaboration with BT, who installed the network.
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Manchester Metropolitan faces backlash over plans for face-to-face teaching while in Tier 3
Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) has faced backlash over the return of face-to-face teaching, despite Greater Manchester’s move into Tier 3.
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‘Binge’: a refreshing portrayal of eating disorders
Glory Chan reviews the dark comedy web-series 'Binge', commenting on its refreshing and unapologetic portrayal of eating disorders, and its aim to raise awareness and destigmatise.
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Is Earth’s oxygen rusting the Moon?
To the surprise of many planetary scientists, rust has been found on the Moon. New research from the University of Hawaii, published in Science Advances, suggests that it is indeed there. Conditions on our natural satellite do not favour the creation of rust, and examining why it is there could...
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Warwick accumulates almost £250,000 in library fines over past five years
The University of Warwick has accumulated almost £250,000 in library fines over the past five academic years.
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Construction of HS2 should halt immediately
Lauren Devine argues that the construction of HS2 won't help the UK economy and furthers social divisions between the north and south.
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What happened to Amazon Prime Day
Noah Keate looks at the reasons why Amazon Prime day did not seem to gain so much traction this year.
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Blind date with a book: horror fiction
In another blind date with a book article, Lauren Nicholson shares a chilling novel that isn't typical of the horror genre...
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Health anxiety has been only exacerbated by the pandemic
Hannah Drew explores how health anxiety has been exacerbated by the pandemic and what people can do to reduce feeling anxious about getting ill.
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