Journalism’s altruistic façade is starting to fade
Joe Sammon argues journalists' monopoly over the truth is beginning to be questioned
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Finding ‘the one’ at university
After conducting a survey among Warwick students, Emma Wilkes considers whether there is pressure to find 'the one' at university.
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English sides face tough draw in Champions League last sixteen
On 14 December, the ties for the Champions League Round of 16 were settled, and there looks to be a number of unmissable matches coming up in the new year when European competition resumes. As a recap, here are the results of the draw: Borussia Monchengladbach v Manchester City Lazio...
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Coventry Covid cases rise ahead of government tier review
Rates of Covid-19 have begun to rise in Coventry ahead of the government’s review of tiered restrictions.
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Rule of Law fight threatens to derail EU budget and bloc stability
Reece Goodall looks at the difficulties facing the EU as Poland and Hungary veto the EU's next seven year budget.
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TIME TRAVEL: Walk like an Egyptian
Reece Goodall looks at why Victorian tourists were so keen on visiting the Pyramids and unwrapping their mummies.
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The art of the wacky book title: Fable of the Hitchhiking Zombie Electric Fish
Sidney Pycroft explores some of the weirdest and wackiest book titles through literature in response to the Diagram Prize for the oddest title of the year.
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Lazy Horse Games board game rental review
Oliver Barsby reviews Lazy Horse Games' board game subscription.
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Football and discrimination: is there an end in sight?
From the boos at Millwall’s The Den to verbal assault at the Parc de Princes, it is evident that despite the best effort of movements such as ‘Black Lives Matter’ and ‘No Room for Racism’, racial discrimination is still present throughout the footballing world. On 5 December, Millwall and Derby...
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Britney Spears’ conservatorship: the story so far
Sabrina Penty catches us up on the #FreeBritney movement's fight so far against the singer's conservatorship.
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Shame On You Warwick issues response to statements from the vice-chancellor and SU President
The students behind the Shame On You Warwick protest and petition have issued a response to the statements from vice-chancellor Stuart Croft and Warwick Students’ Union (SU) President Luke Mepham.
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More than half of students see mental health deteriorate
Over half of students have seen their mental health deteriorate since the start of the autumn academic term, with only 20% actively seeking support.
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TV’s best Christmas specials
Nick Alford looks back on and reviews some of TV's best Christmas specials, including 'The Simpsons', 'Doctor Who' and 'Wallace and Gromit'.
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