Masochism, self-discovery and violence come together on The Weeknd's seductive new album After Hours. What Tesfaye loses in diversity, however, he makes up for with a grim, stripped back self-portrait of his vices.
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In the past few decades, China has evolved to become a major player on the world stage. A nuclear power with 1.4 billion people and a GDP of $13.6 trillion, China is big business. It has a Belt and Road Initiative spanning 65 countries and global investment plans worth $900...
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In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the iconic boot, Caitlan Cassidy explores the history of Dr Martens and shares her love for the symbol of self-expression.
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Allow me to be blunt, the English Football League Cup – or Carabao Cup as it is known for commercial reasons – should be designated as football’s first causality of the coronavirus pandemic. At first to alleviate the inevitable fixture congestion that will follow the COVID-19 crisis, the League Cup...
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With heavy bans on travelling in place, Charlotte Earl reflects on how she has learned to love her hometown.
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Oliver Barsby takes us through the new Animal Crossing features coming in an update on Thursday.
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Coral bleaching occurs when conditions such as temperature, light, or nutrients affect the symbiotic algae living in its tissues, causing them to turn completely white. However, greater than all natural causes are the effects of human activity. We’ve all seen pictures of colourful coral reefs from around the world, with...
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Are you struggling to pay off your debts to Tom Nook? Oliver Barsby looks into how players are profiting online from selling turnips and villagers.
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Whilst the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 may have been cancelled, the human ability to remain creative and communal in crisis is stronger than ever.
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Thea Achillea argues that the government must do more to prepare for the long-term psychological and physical impact of Covid-19 on discharged patients.
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Students at English universities have fewer scheduled hours and written assignments than their counterparts in the rest of the UK.
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To keep children entertained at home, there has been an increase in audiobooks online and Alice Standen evaluates their effectiveness compared to picturebooks
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In the first collaboration between The Boar Climate and The Boar Lifestyle, Aurelia Lorimer considers whether sustainable fashion brands are worth it for students or just a bit out of our budget.
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