One of snooker’s most likeable players, Willie Thorne, has passed away at the age of 66. Recognised for his premature bald head and moustache, Thorne’s career was defined by incredible proficiency with a cue and a gambling problem that would haunt his later years. Born in Leicester in 1954, Thorne...
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When discussing fuels of the future, renewable energies are usually the immediate option – they’re clean, they’re generally easily accessible and, most obviously, they don’t run out. Something that may not leap to mind though, is nuclear power. Foreign Affairs magazine recently asked a group of experts to share their...
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A petition has been launched by a Warwick student to stop the increase in price of Warwick Sport’s Club Pass next academic year.
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Emma Wilkes reviews Hannah Gadsby's comedy performance 'Douglas', praising Gadsby's comedic mix of light-hearted, trivial jokes with more hard-hitting, poignant reflections.
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Reece Goodall looks at BBC's top 100 of Britain’s favourite books and discusses whether taking on the challenge of reading the list really has any benefits
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With period products being made less accessible and more expensive during the pandemic, Molly Powell considers what can be done to help those suffering from period poverty.
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Kelly Smith, a former England striker, claimed women’s football had been ‘pushed aside’ in the wake of Covid-19 after the WSL and Championship were formally ended on the 25th of May. Her concerns follow the release of FIFPro’s report, ‘COVID-19: Implications for Professional Women’s Football’, which describes the pandemic as...
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The environmental impact of buying fresh produce from the supermarket is unknown to many. Having travelled thousands of miles, fruits and vegetables are smothered in plastic packaging. Despite its convenience, buying fruit and vegetables from a supermarket, or even a local greengrocer can have many negative consequences.. Therefore, why not...
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The University of Warwick has released a provisional “plan of action to reopen campus and welcome staff and students back to campus”.
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The UK should increase its post-study work visa to four years, the UK’s former Universities Minister Jo Johnson has said.
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Alice Standen explores how indie devs will be the worst hit by the coronavirus crisis.
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It’s the world’s third largest financial centre after London and New York, and it’s standing at death’s door. Will its economy survive this? The past few months have not been boding well for Hong Kong, with the raging US-China trade war and the still on-going political protests against the Chinese...
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Reece Goodall looks back on horror legend John Carpenter's film 'Assault on Precinct 13'.
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