‘Crazy Rich Asians’ author has landed a new film adaptation
Kevin Kwan has landed a new film adaptation deal of his book 'Sex and Vanity' and Rose Downton looks at what we can expect in comparison to 'The Crazy Rich Asians'
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The Great Pause on the arts: things I’m missing during lockdown
Fran Johnson reflects upon what aspects of the arts she misses the most during "the Great Pause" of Covid-19.
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Neck Deep ‘All Distortions Are Intentional’ review: Barlow’s love song’s have lost their appeal
Pop-punk group Neck Deep's return with ADAI offers concept and endearment, but not the heavier, epic-style delivery of their past.
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Aubameyang double ensures FA Cup delight for Arsenal
Arsenal won a record extending fourteenth FA Cup as they beat Chelsea in an absorbing final at Wembley. Gunners talisman Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang was the hero with both Arsenal goals, following up a fantastic performance in the semi-final. Despite Arsenal’s eventual 2-1 triumph, Chelsea started the brighter of the two teams...
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Business donations save Coventry Foodbank from Covid-19 crisis
Donations from local businesses and charities have enabled Coventry Foodbank to avert a double crisis of reduced donations and soaring demand during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Challenge to proposed humanities cuts at the University of Gloucestershire
Proposals to cut the number of humanities courses at the University of Gloucestershire have been challenged by staff and students.
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‘There She Goes’: series two review
Kiera Evans reviews BBC2 comedy-drama 'There She Goes', reflecting on the show's exploration of hard-hitting, heavier themes through light-hearted and dark comedy.
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We should be disappointed in Warwick for cutting sessional teaching
The pandemic has affected everyone across the world. The death toll has exceeded 600,000. For those that have survived the virus, months of recovery may be required, with an immediate return to work unlikely. The human cost of coronavirus is truly devastating to witness. With that human cost has come...
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Review: Reece Goodall’s ‘Portrait of Death’
Lauren Nicholson reviews Reece Goodall's 'The Portrait of Death' - set to be released on August 5 it is not something to be missed.
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Scotland’s LGBT+ inclusive curriculum is a change for the better
As Scotland becomes the first country to implement LGBT+ inclusive education, Alana Gaglio explores opposition to the move and why it should be so greatly celebrated.
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Andy Murray: Ashleigh Barty’s walkout weakens US Open
Andy Murray has speculated that more top players could follow Ashleigh Barty in pulling out of next month’s US Open because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. The Grand Slam is set to take place behind closed doors from 31 August to 13 September at Flushing Meadows in New York....
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A-level and GCSE results will be higher this summer
A-level and GCSE results this summer are likely to be higher than previous years, England’s exams regulator Ofqual has said
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How did New York get it so wrong?
The global response to Covid-19 has been a story of highs and lows, of successes and failures. One of the worst-hit countries is the USA, and few states have coped worse with the virus than New York. Why has the death rate been so high, and what lessons can we...
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