Family, politics and burning bridges
Giles Allen-Bowden discusses where to draw the line between family and politics when you're faced with differing opinions at get-togethers.
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Fired UN summit chief launches attack on Boris Johnson
Former climate adviser, Claire O'Neill, has launched an attack on Prime Minister Boris Johnson after being fired "without warning". Luke James explores the implications of her departure on the UK's future climate goals.
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Blocking a second Scottish referendum was the right thing to do
This election saw not only Boris Johnson return to Parliament with a large majority, but also Nicola Sturgeon doing the same in Scotland. Reminiscent of the 2015 result, the Conservatives, lacking a prior majority, defied expectations in something of a landslide, while the SNP shot up to take the vast...
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The battle for Best Picture
As the 92nd Academy Awards loom, our writers make a case for each one of this year's nine Best Picture nominees.
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University of Warwick spends nearly £1.5m on settlement agreements in four years
The University of Warwick has spent nearly £1.5 million on settlement agreements with staff and students from the 2015/16 to 2018/19 academic years
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Is student mental health being treated seriously enough?
Changes to the way mental health support is accessed at the University of Warwick has elicited a sharp response from students, according to a survey conducted by the Boar Features. Students wishing to access mental health support should now enter the ‘wellbeing portal’, after which they are offered to go...
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Universities pledge to increase accessibility for disadvantaged students
England’s most prestigious universities have committed to almost half the accessibility gap between advantaged and disadvantaged students.
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Smoking and mental health: a two-way relationship
Lucy Martin explores the two-way relationship between smoking and our mental health.
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Coventry Blaze earn victory in 3-2 comeback against Guildford Flames
Coventry Blaze earned a vital 3-2 win over Guildford Flames, as the race for the top half intensifies in the Elite League. Blaze, who fell behind in the opening minute, came from behind to complete a memorable comeback without the help of Luke Ferrara, the league’s top-scorer, and Ross Venus...
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The Oscars music race: 2020
As I’ve always loved film music, the categories that always get me the most excited come award season are the music ones. Here’s a breakdown of the nominees for Best Original Song and Score, and a look at who is most likely to go home with the trophy.
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“Providing a safe and secure space”: The Boar visits Coventry Winter Night Shelter
The Boar visited the Coventry Winter Night Shelter (CWNS) to find out more about the “safe and secure space” provided in the Salvation Army Church.
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Midsomer Murders – The Miniature Murders
It’s a small world in this week’s Midsomer as we find ourselves surrounded by dollhouses and children’s parties. But don’t let that put you off – ‘The Miniature Murders’ is a really good instalment (albeit one let down by some minor annoyances).
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SuperEpic: Switch Review – 2:1
SuperEpic is a fantastic metroidvania, which shows true love for all of gaming. Its respect of not only classic console but classic mobile games demonstrates the care which has been put into generating this amazing title. SuperEpic really is a must-play for video game fans and makes a fantastic addition...
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