When faced with the nihilism pervading current discourse around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one struggles to imagine that a viable, peaceful solution is possible. Less than three decades ago there was strong optimism regarding the potential for an agreement. This optimism has since faded away, and in its place has emerged...
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Following the victory of Keir Starmer in the Labour leadership contest, Hannah Feeney argues his promise to scrap tuition fees will likely go unfulfilled.
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It is becoming increasingly clear that measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus have started to improve the condition of the environment. Indeed, New York has seen an estimated 50% drop in carbon monoxide levels, while in Venice a “unique biosphere” has started to appear. Given the positive environmental impact,...
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The extraordinary tale of Cooking Mama: Cookstar continues as Office Create seek legal action against Planet Entertainment
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After facing four consecutive general election losses and with latest still fresh in mind, centrism seems to be making a return to the Labour front benches. Keir Starmer, newly elected leader of the party, takes what many are referring to as a “soft left” approach while aiming to unite the...
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It takes a lot for Tom Wilson to put down a book; from cliché characters to over-complicated plots, he tells us what can make his reading experience unbearable
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There is a growing trend on social media that revolves around some people showing off their privileged lockdown situations. Abbey Parker discusses how to block out the 'smugsolation' many of us are seeing online.
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On April 9, FC Barcelona announced that six board members had resigned due to disagreements with club chairman Josep Maria Bartomeu. The resignations included that of vice-president Emili Rousaud, who felt “betrayed” by Bartomeu’s request that he resign, claiming, “the reasons he gave me aren’t real.” The news comes in...
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Aberdeen University has become the first UK university to delay the start of the next academic term due to coronavirus.
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Jasmine Morris discusses the intrigue that art theft creates.
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James Palmer tells us why you're better off giving 'The Platform', recently added to Netflix, a miss.
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Are you a fan of true crime TV? Alice Standen discusses the implications of this genre on viewers, arguing for and against the decisions to televise such criminal behaviour.
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Do you prefer walking to watchtowers? Giles Allen-Bowden explores open-world games' rise to the top of the gaming industry at the expense of more linear games.
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