China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Becca Stuttard explores the Belt and Road Initiative in China and its wider implications.
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Were people right to see family members over Christmas?
While restrictions were eased in some areas of England for one day over Christmas, Ishraq Subhan questions whether it was morally right to put family members at risk for a Christmas gathering.
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‘Blackstar’ five years on: David Bowie’s final triumph
In a five-star review, Benjamin Joe looks back at the late legend David Bowie's final studio album 'Blackstar' five years on from its release, which came just two days before his death.
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Reassessing Wenger’s legacy: an Arsenal cult hero or an all-time great?
Recently, Arsene Wenger released an autobiography detailing, among other things, his time at Arsenal. His account of the 22 years he spent at the North London club takes up a significant portion of the book, so the question to ask is: what does this book do for Arsene Wenger’s legacy?...
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Phil Neville quits England job, set to be announced Inter Miami head coach
Update: 18/01/2021 | Phil Neville has resigned from his position as manager of the English Women’s National Team, paving the way for him to join MLS franchise Inter Miami. The FA is set to appoint an interim boss this week, bridging the gap until Sarina Wiegman takes charge after the Olympic...
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You say you want a revolution
If it happened in a film, we’d dismiss it as unbelievable. Last night, an angry mob, many illegally armed, descended from the White House to the US Capitol, home of the Congress. Their goal – to prevent the certification of the Presidential election that took place in November. Their strategy...
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The importance of evening routines
As social media and phones become more ingrained in our lives, Amoy Daley highlights the importance of developing a good evening routine.
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Fantasy’s true home will always be on the bookshelf, not the screen
Ben Keedwell argues the case that fantasy books are better than their film adaptations.
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Invincibles to relegation: Mitchell Ryan’s 2021 football predictions
The new year is upon us, so it’s time to make some bold, likely incorrect predictions about the next 12 months in football. Barcelona and Real Madrid will end the year trophyless This is a big call to start off with, especially since Real Madrid are hot on the heels...
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What are presidential pardons?
In the final weeks of his presidency, US President Donald Trump has received criticism for granting a presidential pardon to his former national security adviser Michael Flynn. The general had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in 2017 about contacts with the Russian ambassador, although he later attempted to...
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How should universities tackle racism?
The Black Lives Matter movement has sparked a long overdue conversation about racism both globally and domestically. As a result, there has been more open communication and discussion than ever before regarding the issues of injustice. However, talking about institutional racism does not eradicate it, and instances of racism continue...
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How ethical are posthumous album releases?
Simona Valeviciute explains the argument over whether releasing material after an artist's death is an act of respect, or a soulless money grab.
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Warwick University Professor fined for concentration camp lesbian relationship claim
A Warwick University history professor has been fined £3,675 for breaching an injunction over claims that a Jewish concentration camp prisoner had a lesbian relationship with a SS camp guard.
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