Artists, although not at the forefront of global conversation, have been affected in numourous different ways - however, with that also comes several ways that we can offer our own support, as Emma Wilkes explains.
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It is fairly well-documented that students are often coffee lovers. Nithiya Bysani writes about her love for coffee and shares a recipe for one of her favourite drinks.
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Dana White was forced into the most painful submission of his career last Friday after being told to “stand down” from holding UFC 249, which was due to take place later today, by “the powers that be.” Just a fortnight ago, White claimed that the event would be held on...
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After a brutal defeat in the 2019 general election, the unlikely Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is finally wrapping up his tenure at the top – so, what better time to reflect on the highs and lows of his nearly five years in power? Corbyn was not expected to win the...
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An Oxford history professor was banned from speaking at a conference she helped organise after pressure from transgender right activists.
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The City of London is uniquely made up of shiny glass skyscrapers and historic stone buildings dating back to the Great Fire of London. The mix of the old and new showcase London’s rare landscape of a dynamic financial system that is grounded in established practices and procedures that provide...
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The past is never as good as you remember. Reece Goodall returns to Yu-Gi-Oh! but is unimpressed by its new developments.
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Lucy Martin argues that basing exam grades on schools’ past performance will massively hamper social mobility.
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Enter Shikari are back with Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible: an album full of genre-experimentation, raging vocals and insightful lyricism, no other rock record better fits the mould left in Britain's wake.
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Sadia Nowshin imagines what some of our favourite literary characters would be like under lockdown, from the Winnie the Pooh gang to Harry Potter
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After Rihanna became the first person to wear a durag on the cover of British Vogue in May, Bailey Agbai considers the wider cultural benefits of this and its impact on diversifying magazine culture.
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News of Jade Moore’s decision to depart the Women’s Super League (WSL) was lost in the noise emanating from the ongoing disruption caused to the sporting calendar by the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only did the England midfielder’s switch to Orlando Pride fail to generate the number of column inches it...
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The gulf in energy consumption between the rich and the poor is undeniable – both within countries and between them. But, how much are the rich to blame for climate change? And what can governments do to reduce the global footprint of the world’s wealthiest people? According to a recent...
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