England’s national football team is forever a topic of heated discussion in this country. For the past 50 years, fans and pundits alike seem to draw the same conclusion from England performances – ‘we just aren’t quite good enough, are we?’. In this time, we have found ourselves so close...
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The Sports and Wellness Hub was temporarily closed on Friday after the University of Warwick’s test and trace service identified an individual who tested positive for Covid-19 and had used the facility.
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Officials have said that universities might have to close if there are outbreaks of coronavirus amid warnings of soaring cases among young people.
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Most people are familiar with the theory of Schrödinger’s cat on a basic level: if you put a cat in a sealed box with something that can kill it (poison), nobody can know whether the cat is alive or dead so it is a ‘superposition’ in-between. This was supposed to...
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Missed the Nintendo Indie World Showcase? Dan WIlliams has you covered.
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Noah Keate considers the impact of presenters on the success of TV programmes, reflecting on the importance of presenters across various TV genres.
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After a double retirement at Monza, and a no-points finish at Spa, it’s safe to say Ferrari are in an extremely rough position. Their second consecutive non-scoring race means they are now a lowly sixth in the Constructor’s Championship. This was the first time since 1995 that the Scuderia failed...
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Zarah Sultana, MP for Coventry South, has written a letter supporting the demands of the Warwick and Coventry branches of the University and College Union (UCU) for Term 1 to be entirely online.
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Amy Holliday tells us why we don't need to worry about the student loan interest rate rising.
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“Hollywood is flipping the viral Karen meme into a blockbuster.” This was Complex’s description when they announced a crime thriller, entitled Karen, was in the works. With news of this spreading like wildfire on social media, as all big decisions do, I thought I would dip into the meme and the...
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Hayley Ho considers what books we should be gifting in light of David Nicholls claiming “gifting books feels like changing the music at someone else’s party"
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On a high from Britpop opus Parklife, 1995's The Great Escape saw Damon Albarn and co miss the boat on what should have been Blur's musical apex. 25 years on, it's clear the crew were on cruise control.
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As many second, third and final year students move off-campus into private accommodation, it can take a lot of getting used to. Caitlan Cassidy gives some tips for anyone moving away from the campus bubble.
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