Navigating the history of racism through literature
In light of the BLM movement, Fey Kapur shares with us important works of literature that we should be reading to educate ourselves on the history of racism
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‘The Grandchild of the Apocalypse’: an excerpt
Rhys Clarke shares an excerpt from his story 'The Grandchild of the Apocalypse'.
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Formula 1 should grasp the opportunity to trial reforms
Back-to-back races at Spielberg and Silverstone? Yes, please! Formula 1 took a step closer to starting the 2020 season, announcing that the first eight races would all be held in Europe, starting in Austria on 3-5 July. There will be back-to-back races in Austria and Great Britain, with the latter...
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BREAKING: Tim Davie named new BBC Director General
Tim Davie, chief executive of BBC Studios, has been named the broadcaster’s new director general.
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Confessions page WarwickFessions displays racist posts
Anonymous Facebook confession page, WarwickFessions, recently allowed racist posts to be displayed.
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Why are anti-lockdown protests taking place?
What are the key components of a free, liberal society? Many would argue freedom of movement within a state is key: the ability to move around a country without state interference, surveillance or regulation. Similarly, freedom of association is regarded as a vital part. Individuals have always viewed the ability...
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‘Friday Night Dinner’: was the sixth series our goodbye to the Goodmans?
Ollie Birchall reviews series six of 'Friday Night Dinner', reflecting on the writer's successful creations of such quirky characters, and the original plots which continue to entertain fans.
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How ‘Forever Changes’ provides an alternative narrative on the ‘Summer of Love’
The sex, drugs and rock-and-roll infused social phenomenon of June-September 1967, otherwise known as the 'Summer of Love', has gone down in history as an era of peace and liberation. However, Love's third album, Forever Changes, offers a different, darker take on the period's lesser-known features.
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Swimming against the tide: the countries opening for summer holidays
Some countries have announced that they'll be opening for foreign tourism in the summer. Adam Agowun asks whether it's too soon to be going on a summer holiday.
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Russell Group report reviews difficulties in eliminating educational inequalities
The Russell Group, an organisation representing 24 leading universities in the UK, has released a report detailing their aims to reduce inequalities in the education sector within universities.
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My experience with ‘accent bias’ at university
After discovering that people in the UK with regional accents are likely to earn less than their 'neutral'-sounding peers, Anna Donoghue discusses her experience with 'accent bias' at university.
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Project Restart: neutral ground protests weaken West Ham
As the Premier League’s return edges ever-closer, the financial repercussions of ending the season in the relegation zone might just have started to dawn on the league’s bottom six clubs. Although Norwich, Aston Villa and Bournemouth will reopen the season in the drop zone, Watford, West Ham and Brighton find...
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University of Warwick lose £11 million in rent from Term 3 on-campus accommodation
The University of Warwick has lost approximately £11 million in rent, after students living in on-campus accommodation could choose to be released from their contracts for Term 3.
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