Why New York could go bust
Despite beginning to get their Covid-19 infection rates more under control, Reece Goodall explores the other reasons why 2020 could be the year New York go bust.
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Essential Listening: the politically provocative power of Thom Yorke
Radiohead frontman, film scorer and all-round art-rock enigma Thom Yorke is well worth a space on your playlist.
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Sevilla vs Inter Milan: Europa League final will determine Antonio Conte’s San Siro fate
Sevilla and Inter Milan will meet in Koln on Friday evening to draw a close to the 2019/20 iteration of the Europa League. Both sides have performed impressively during the Covid-19 mini-tournament. The Andalusian Europa League experts eliminated Manchester United in the semi-finals, while Antonio Conte’s Inter Milan thrashed Shakhtar Donetsk...
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University of Warwick to honour all offers made to applicants for 2020 entry following government U-turn
The University of Warwick has announced it will honour all offers made to applicants for 2020 entry, based on the revised A-level results of offer holders.
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Record number of disadvantaged students gain places at university
A record number of disadvantaged students received places at university this year.
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How are political leaders and celebrities exploiting climate activists?
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg has criticised leaders and celebrities for using her image for their own self-gain. “People just want to stand next to me and other climate activists”, says Thunberg, “they can post it on social media, and it makes them look good, it makes them seem like they...
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Unforgiven’
Here’s something you won’t hear too often nowadays – I like Westerns. The genre had its heyday long ago, and Hollywood has recognised this – when was the last time you saw a new Western film really capture an audience? There’s something about them, and I’d sit through all the...
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A marketing lesson from ‘Fall Guys’
How did a game about jellybeans do so well?
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‘Women Don’t Owe You Pretty’ challenges sexist, racist and outdated narratives
Amoy Daley reviews Florence Given's 'Women Don't Owe You Pretty' and tells us how it successfully challenges societal norms like no other book
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How will the Coventry City stadium affect student life?
After Coventry City FC announced a partnership with the university to build a stadium on campus, Hannah Drew discusses how the stadium might affect student life on campus.
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Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton wins uneventful Spanish Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton proved dominant in this year’s Spanish Grand Prix, comfortably leading from the start. He described it as one of his best drives, and it’s good that he enjoyed the race because little else happened. Hamilton now has a significant lead in the championship race, and his seventh world...
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BREAKING: Face coverings will be mandatory in indoor spaces across campus
The University of Warwick has announced that face coverings will be mandatory for students, staff and visitors “when working, studying or moving around indoor spaces” on campus. In an email sent to students, the University said that they have “carefully reviewed the arguments for and against the wearing of coverings”...
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Prestigious universities called upon to show “flexibility” with course places
High quality universities have been accused of failing to show necessary flexibility to students with lower A-level grades than expected.
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