Biden’s Cabinet: a few thoughts
Adam Agowun analyses Joe Biden's new Cabinet, exploring to what extent the nominees are a continuation of the Obama administration.
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Gift ideas for the food lover in your life
Lillie Skerman provides the ultimate gift guide for any food lovers in your life.
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Abu Dhabi GP: Verstappen wins as post-season excitement arrives
Max Verstappen wrapped up the 2021 F1 season with a commanding win at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. In an underwhelming race, the Red Bull driver held off Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton in second and third respectively to claim his second win of the season. Despite his victory, Verstappen...
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What’s happening in Thailand?
On 8 November, water cannons were used to violently crackdown the peaceful youth-led protests at Sanam Luang in front of the King’s Palace. This is not the first time. At dusk on 16 October, strong streams of water mixed with an unknown chemical were directly shot at the demonstrators who...
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Coventry United fall to second-half comeback against Durham
There is a cliché commonly used in football, the idea that the beautiful game is ‘one of two halves’. Yesterday, at Butts Park Arena, the truism played out as Coventry United lost to Durham 4-3, conceding three second-half goals without reply. Despite the result, there are many positives that can...
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Brexit tensions and coronavirus concerns pull down global stocks
Hamza Fareed Malik looks at the stock market and how Brexit deadlocks and coronavirus tensions continue to impact the markets.
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The cost of digital academic texts and content needs reviewing
Sidney Pycroft argues that the high costs of digital academic texts needs to be lowered, for the benefit of students, libraries and authors.
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Princess Diana: fashion icon and trailblazer
With Princess Diana's iconic outfits seeing a resurgence in popularity since series four of 'The Crown', Jess Corne looks back at the symbolism behind some of Diana's style choices.
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Breakdancing to become an Olympic sport
Breaking, a competitive form of breakdancing, has been confirmed as part of the final line-up at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This was confirmed as part of plans by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The IOC’s president, Thomas Bach, said that it will help make the Games “more gender balanced,...
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Black Friday reveals the exploitation at the heart of fast fashion
Simona Valeviciute argues fast fashion giants will continue to flourish if people do not understand its exploitative nature
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Lecturers across England have reported ‘burn out’ due to the impact of the pandemic
Lecturers across England have spoken about how they feel burnt out by the impact of the pandemic
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Yungblud’s ‘Weird!’ still shines through its flaws
Doncaster-born Dom Harrison, better known as Yungblud, remains charmingly eccentric on his latest record 'Weird!'.
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Football has a head injury crisis, the FA must intervene now
Arsenal’s poor form continued in game week 10 with a home loss against Wolves, but the Gunners’ goalscoring woes were not the main storyline. In the absence of any crowd noise, the clash of heads between Arsenal’s David Luiz and Wolves’ Raul Jimenez produced a gut-wrenchingly audible thump. As each...
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