St Andrews and Edinburgh to begin mass Covid testing
The universities of St Andrews and Edinburgh have both announced that they will begin the mass-testing of students for Covid-19 ahead of the Christmas holidays.
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Reviewing ‘The Mandalorian’ so far
Tom Wilson takes a look at the opening of the new season of 'The Mandalorian' and explains why he has high hopes, as he looks at the involvement of new side characters, an original plot and clean cinematography.
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Manchester University security guards suspended after racially profiling a student
Two Manchester University security guards have been suspended after racially profiling a first-year student outside their halls of residence.
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Wall-crawlers through the ages: who is the best live-action Spider-Man?
We've seen many Peter Parker portrayals in the last few years, but which one is your favourite? Craig Polson talks us through the strengths and weaknesses of each performance.
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Can GAME survive the pandemic?
Ishraq Subhan assesses GAME's viability in the current UK market amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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Preview: Leamington host high-flying Fylde in sixth tier contest
AFC Fylde travel to the Community Stadium this evening (24 November) to face Leamington FC as the National League North campaign continues. Paul Holleran’s side will be hoping to continue their fine run of form after beating play-off contenders Curzon Ashton on their travels at the weekend. Fylde travel to...
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Cosy winter reads
From eerie horrors to treasured classics, Rose Downton suggests some cosy books perfect for the winter season.
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Kelly Smith is one of few footballing legends, a true pioneer
The term legend is not one to be used lightly, although there is no doubt that the greatest player of all time in English women’s football deserves such a title. That legend is Kelly Smith. Now aged forty-two and having hung up her boots in 2017, Smith often enjoys the...
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Knuckle Puck talk ’20/20′, Donald Trump and positivity
Emma Wilkes chats to Knuckle Puck about why they enjoy making positive records, letting go of negativity, and why they have no regrets naming their album '20/20'.
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Fans to be allowed at outdoor sports following lockdown
Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed that spectators will be allowed to return to stadia once England’s lockdown restrictions are lifted on 2 December, dependant on an area’s tiered status. All outdoor sport will also be allowed to resume – during the lockdown, only elite sport was permitted. In areas classified...
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Exposing racism at elite schools
Racism infects all levels and areas of society. Our institutions, a lot more often than not, struggle with racism, whether it be overt or covert. As the world finally begins to take new steps towards acknowledging racism’s comfortability within the police force and judicial systems, it is time to start...
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“The Man in the Hat’: a short story
Reece Goodall shares a thrilling short story about a haunting, ambiguous man stalking our narrator.
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Details of asymptomatic mass-testing for Warwick students announced
The asymptomatic mass-testing will be available for Warwick students from 30 November to 6 December, the University had confirmed.
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