Eating at Warwick scheme to be discontinued on 31 March 2021
The University of Warwick has announced that the Eating at Warwick scheme will be discontinued on 31 March 2021.
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‘The Third Day’: Monday – The Mother
Reece Goodall reviews the first episode of the 'Winter' portion of Sky's 'The Third Day', reflecting on the change of the main cast and what this adds to the gripping drama series.
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Flights of fancy
It may boost the economy and revive the travel industry: but are round-flights to nowhere really worth the environmental damage?
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Suspended vaccine trials and deadlocked US stimulus talks shake markets
Hamza Fareed Malik looks at the stock markets from the past week, and how the looming US elections and a rush for a coronavirus vaccine have impacted different companies stocks.
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How Dolly Alderton’s best-selling memoir became the new millennial bible
Ahead of the release of Dolly Alderton's new book 'Ghosts' in October 2020, Poppy Male reviews her memoir 'Everything I Know About Love'
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Lockdown as an introvert’s paradise? Not quite
Nick Alford considers whether lockdown was an introvert's paradise or whether introverts and extroverts alike suffered just as much from the changes in our society.
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Gaming for good: how players are raising money for charity
Following Fall Guys recent fundraising for Special Effect, Ishraq Subhan explores the best of the gaming community
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Covid-19 has exposed stark gender inequality in sport
Women are doing more sport than ever before. The ranks of female athletes have been steadily growing since they were first allowed to participate in the 1900 Olympic Games. Considered a “male-only” hobby in the past, sport has increasingly become accessible to women and girls around the globe. Despite this...
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Three UEA students fined £10,000 each for holding house party
Three students at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have been fined £10,000 each for hosting a house party where up to 100 people attended.
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NBA: What next for the New Orleans Pelicans?
The New Orleans Pelicans announced their decision to dismiss head coach Alvin Gentry on 15 August. As we approach two months since the firing, the question still remains: who will become the Pelicans’ new head coach? Gentry was sacked in part due to an underwhelming performance during the NBA restart...
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Please be more aware of those living with invisible disabilities
Has anyone worked out a polite way to say “I’m legally exempt from wearing a mask” yet? It’s a very small thing, especially compared to the scale of the pandemic, but it’s just one of the problems I’ve been struggling with as a disabled person recently. In theory, looking someone...
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Is using fur in fashion morally wrong or a sustainable alternative?
In another piece for our 'Fashion Throughout the Decades' series, Lauren Cutler looks back at the history of fur in fashion and whether it is morally wrong or a sustainable alternative.
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MGK’s ‘Tickets to My Downfall’ pays homage to 00s pop punk with a fresh breath of modernity
American rap goes pop-punk: Machine Gun Kelly's fifth album is a 00s infused diary of love, loss and mental health.
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