Sophia Stanford reviews the latest, Covid-secure, series of the BBC's satirical panel show 'Mock the Week' reflecting on its adaptations to social distancing and its refreshing boots of panellist diversity.
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There have always been conspiracy theories for as long as society has been around. Individuals seek to suggest that society has been manipulated in a certain way to benefit a select few. A key conspiracy theorist in the modern age has been the anti-vaxer: those opposed to vaccines because of...
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University of Manchester students will be given a 30% cut in rent for the first half of the year, following rent strikes.
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Recce Goodall takes a look back at the unconventional development of the original Tetris.
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With online learning changing how university students work completely, Abi Booth considers whether it has improved or worsened student burnout and stress levels.
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Diego Armando Maradona was born in 1960, the child of two working-class parents, and brought up in the Villa Fiorito slum of Buenos Aires. Few professions achieve such ascents from this poverty as football, and it was the speed of this ascent that, in the end, proved too much for...
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Before 'Abbey Road' there was 'Rubber Soul'; a testament to The Beatles' importance within pop music history.
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Simona Valeviciute takes a closer look at how human behaviour is to blame for species disappearing at an alarming rate.
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Hamza Fareed Malik explores the suspension of Ant Group's historic #37 billion IPO by China's government
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Euthanasia is one of the most controversial policy areas in existence. Across the world, the question of whether someone should be allowed to die, or helped to do so sparks moral questions and fury. Arguments are raised over terminal illnesses and whether it is liberating or exploitative. In reality, the...
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Everybody wants to be a success, but what exactly does it take to be high achieving? Are some people more pre-wired to be successful than others? According to new research in the journal Personality and Individual Differences by a team at the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW), it...
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Poppy Male argues the government must become more reputable before it can convince the population to be vaccinated.
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As we enter into December, Claudia Benitez reflects on November's National writing month and its versatility for serious and fun writing challenges alike.
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