In what later became the final match of an aborted campaign, Luke Ferrara compelled the Skydome Arena to erupt with just six seconds remaining on the clock against Dundee Stars. The goal, and the resultant win, propelled Danny Stewart’s side to third in the standings, Coventry’s best finish since finishing...
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The university has also chosen to halt pay deductions due after the strike action that took place for 14 days over February and March.
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On the 25th of February 2020, Scotland officially took its steps to become the first country in the world to provide free accessible sanitary products. The Period Products Bill passed the first out of three stages in the Scottish Parliament, of which the annual £24 million programme would create a...
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A collaborative series by Netflix and ESPN, The Last Dance charts the rise of the Chicago Bulls and their talisman, Michael Jordan, throughout the 1990s. By 1997, when behind-the-scenes filming for the series began, the Bulls had become the most powerful force in the NBA after winning five championships in...
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Reece Goodall discusses the implications of the coronavirus outbreak on President Trump's contentious relationship with the American TV news media, and how it deprives viewers informative content.
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Abigail Hughes discusses the pressures that coronavirus has put on those who make their living in the arts sector.
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Dan Williams reviews the newly updated JRPG, Persona 5 Royal by Atlus
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Among calls for consumers to consider how their purchases will affect key workers, Noah Keate argues that we must consider the economic impact of not shopping.
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The New Abnormal breaks The Strokes' seven-year silence with a burst of infectious pop-rock. And whilst their melodies may be borrowed, the album's energy is all their own.
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Edie Straight reviews The True History of the Kelly Gang, which stars a great ensemble cast and is directed by the same director of 2015's Macbeth
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With many of us finding we have more time on our hands, Emma Carrington explores the benefits of cooking. She talks about how it can bring families together and celebrate cultures from around the world while never leaving your kitchen.
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Stories of redemption are common in sport. Take David Beckham’s comeback from national villain, after his 1998 World Cup red card, to hero, with a stunning free kick as England captain to send his team to the 2002 World Cup. However, rarely have an entire team and organisation been so...
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The clinical trial is aiming to recruit 4,000 patients to aid research into alternative solutions to treating COVID-19, to reduce the need for treatment with a ventilator and improve patient outcomes.
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