‘365 Days’ sets back women’s rights by centuries
Tasha Hardaker reviews controversial new Netflix film '365 Days' and explains why in the age of #MeToo, it is only a step backwards for women's rights.
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Is Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ still remarkable?
Nirvana's Nevermind has long been hailed as one of the greatest alt-rock albums. Thirty years on from its original recording, however, does it still deserve the prestige?
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Government confirms £320m PE premium will continue
The Department for Education (DfE) has confirmed that the £320 million PE and sport premium will continue next year. The PE premium is a ring-fenced top-up to school funding, first introduced in 2013, which helps ensure that every primary school-age child gets 60 minutes of physical activity a week. School...
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Universities Minister criticises universities for offering “dumbed down” courses
The Universities Minister says universities are taking advantage of students, due to offering "dumbed down" courses.
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‘Perry Mason’: Chapter Two
Reece Goodall reviews episode two of HBO's 'Perry Mason', praising the strong new introductions to the cast, and musing upon the several realised mysteries yet to be unravelled.
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Back to Brexit
You would be forgiven for forgetting that it was only at the start of this year that the United Kingdom left the European Union. Part of this is because of all that is happening around the world; the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Movement have dominated the news-cycle, and...
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Coventry City of Culture delayed until May due to coronavirus
Coventry’s city as UK City of Culture has been delayed to started in May 2021, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
According to the organisation team, starting in May instead of the beginning of the year will “allow a fuller programme of
public events”.
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A book exposing the Trump family has been suspended from publication
A book revealing the truth behind Trump's family has been temporarily blocked from being published and its fate will be decided on July 10. Molly Powell evaluates what its release could mean for the family and their supporters
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Why the ‘Uncharted’ series is full of mediocre games
A hot take coming in from James Palmer on the Naughty Dog franchise.
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A love letter to Sziget Festival
After Sziget Festival was been cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Cristina Maino recounts her memories at the Budapest event.
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After Lee Johnson’s departure, Bristol City must make the correct hire
After four and a half years, Bristol City are on the lookout for a new manager. This comes after many years where people questioned Lee Johnson, who was notorious for only ever being able to lead his team through massive winning streaks or massive losing streaks. Johnson was known for...
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Art and Mental Health: we must leave behind the ‘tortured genius’ trope once and for all
Hannah Drew explores the relationship between artists and mental health, in a society that seems to romanticise the "depressed artist".
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Higher education regulator continues ban on ‘conditional unconditional’ offers from universities
Universities will continue to be temporarily banned from offering ‘conditional unconditional’ offers by England’s higher education regulator.
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