Looking out for green flags in relationships
We're always told to look out for red flags when starting relationships but Kate Rice gives a case for finding green flags and things to be happy about in our relationships.
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Ronald Koeman’s Dutch departure is a betrayal to his national team
Last week, when it was announced that Ronald Koeman had decided to leave the role of the manager of the Dutch national team to take charge of FC Barcelona, I was livid. Here was a coach who had taken a team that had reached the bottom of the rubbish pile...
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Coronavirus deaths in Africa: why the numbers don’t add up
At the time of writing, Africa has one million confirmed coronavirus cases and 25,000 confirmed deaths. With a population of 1.3 billion, how is the death rate so low? Has the continent successfully contained the virus, or is this a case of severe under-reporting? Immunologists estimate that in Kenya alone,...
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‘Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout’ review: simplicity makes for a heck of a lot of fun
Following The Boar Games' Fall Guys livestream last week, Ishraq Subhan reviews Mediatonic's hit battle royale
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Harley Quinn in film: the fall and rise
Lillie Skerman explains why Harley Quinn was depicted unfaithfully in Suicide Squad as well as how Birds of Prey and The Suicide Squad make her a deserved modern pop culture icon!
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Formula 1 adds Turkish Grand Prix to 17-race schedule
Formula 1 has named the races that will conclude the 2020 season, including a return to the Turkish Grand Prix for the first time in nine years. Four Grand Prix in three countries – Turkey, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates – will wrap up the 2020 calendar. There is...
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Stagecoach reduces bus pass prices for University of Warwick students
Stagecoach has reduced the prices of the Unirider Student Bus Passes for services between Leamington Spa, the University of Warwick and Coventry.
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Resident’s protest halts destruction of Sheffield University building
A resident brought the partial demolition of a £65 million Sheffield University building to a halt.
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How Gymshark became a £1 billion + company
Lucy Martin explores fitness brand Gymshark's journey from a 19-year-old's garage, to becoming a £1 billion + company.
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‘The Great Gatsby’ prequel must be approached with caution
The plan to release a 'The Great Gatsby' prequel by Farris Smith in 2021 has recently been revealed and Noah Keate discusses whether such a book will do the original justice
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Medical racism and the higher mortality rate among Black women in childbirth
Medical racism is something which is starkly evident in our institutions today. Bashirat Oladele examines why Black mothers are more likely to die in childbirth.
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Coman shines as Bayern Munich win sixth Champions League
Bayern Munich overcame Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in a tightly contested final to claim their sixth UEFA Champions League title. Frenchman Kingsley Coman netted a header in the 59th minute thanks to a superb assist by Joshua Kimmich. Huge credit is due to Hansi Flick, who is the first-ever manager to...
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‘The Great – An Occasionally True Story’; and when they say ‘occasionally’, they aren’t lying
Claudia Benitez reviews the first season of 'The Great', reflecting on the combination of the talented cast and magnificent costumes to create an immersive and enjoyable historical comedy-drama.
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