‘After Life’: a heavenly return or a hellish flop?
Ollie Birchall reviews season two of 'After Life', praising the show's writing which creates both raw emotion and light-hearted comedy, and its representation of grief and bereavement.
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Quarantine creations: Warwick students
Inspired by WarwickLove and Stuart Croft's now iconic promise of "one hell of a party" when university students can finally return, our Chief-Sub Reece Goodall shares the song he created in lockdown.
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‘Theme Park Simulator’ review: stop the ride!
Charlotte Earl reviews Theme Park Simulator for the Nintendo Switch.
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Four must-see Arabic language films
While lockdown rages on, why not expand your knowledge of foreign cinema? Alex Ellis shares her choices for Arabic films!
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Letters from lockdown
Five of our writers offer their views on life in lockdown.
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Digitally in bloom: the Chelsea Flower Show moves online
For the first time ever, the iconic Chelsea Flower Show will be entirely held online. Lydia Atkins considers how this is positive in terms of access and inclusivity.
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Women’s Netball Club complete 1,257-mile challenge in support of the NHS
With the sporting calendar on hold, sports clubs and athletes around the world have turned their attentions to helping those in need. Over a ten-day period in April, the University of Warwick’s Women’s Netball Club (UWWNC) completed 1,257 miles to raise money in support of NHS Charities Together during the...
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Carlos Sainz Jr set to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari
After a period of instability, Scuderia Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel have decided to part ways following the 2020 Formula 1 season. The four-time World Champion and F1’s most successful team were unable to deliver a title, Drivers’ or Constructors’, during their five-year marriage. Vettel’s departure could spark a domino-effect throughout...
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University of Warwick student volunteers for COVID-19 vaccine trial
A University of Warwick student has signed up to take part in the University of Oxford’s Covid-19 vaccine trial.
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Sex education: how should it be taught?
We all have awkward memories of sex education at school. We all remember the classic condom on a banana or a gruesome slideshow of STDs. Maybe, if you were unlucky, you might have had a variation of the ‘Don’t have sex or you will get pregnant and die’ lecture from...
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‘Rick and Morty’: Promortyrus
Reece Goodall reviews episode 7, 'Promortyrus', of Rick and Morty season 4, reflecting on the episode's boundary-pushing humour and animation quality.
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Out-of-the-world investments: the commercial potential of space
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of companies vying in the commercial space race to get a slice of the $350 billion-dollar industry. Made up of several lucrative segments, like consumer broadband, Earth Observation services, and satellite launch and manufacturing, the space economy is expected to grow to over $1...
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CIEL interview: ‘Movement’ is a sonic kaleidoscope
Dream-pop's hottest trio chat to Boar Music about their new EP, Movement - a ode to nostalgia, uncertainty and Brighton, lead singer Michelle's adopted home-city.
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