If I could meet any author: Ayn Rand
Eric Sun imagines the potential conversations to be had and mysteries to be unraveled in conversation with philosopher and author Ayn Rand.
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Jurgen Klopp concedes Liverpool’s title defence
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp conceded the Premier League title following his side’s 3-1 defeat to Leicester on Saturday. Klopp said: “I don’t think we can close the gap. We are not worrying about the title, we are not silly.” Liverpool’s capitulation marks their fifth loss in seven games and sees...
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“Flattering” A-level grades could result in universities setting own exams, Ofqual adviser says
Universities may have to set their own exams because A-level grades will be “flattering” this year, an Ofqual adviser has said.
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Lionesses to host Northern Ireland and Canada in international friendlies
England Women will return to action after almost a year without a fixture with friendlies against Northern Ireland and Canada. The Lionesses are due to host Northern Ireland at St. George’s Park on Tuesday 23 February. Newly-appointed assistant coach Hege Riise will lead England for the first time, with the...
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‘It’s a Sin’ review: an astounding series by Russell T Davies
Nick Alford reviews the Channel 4 drama series 'It's a Sin', reflecting on its raw and emotional, gripping and devastating portrayal of the reality of the HIV/AIDS pandemic of the 1980s.
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Why political risk matters
Gian Remnant explores the importance of political risk and how it is increasingly being considered by companies in their business tactics.
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Putin’s grip on power has become unchallengeable
A writer assesses the recent Russian protests against opposition leader Alexei Navalny's imprisonment, reflecting on whether the youth of Russia may challenge Putin's retention of power
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‘For the first time’ review: Black Country, New Road turn genre on its head
Black Country, New Road's combination of post-punk influences with Jewish folk and indie guitars makes for one of the year's most intoxicating albums.
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Sexual assault at Warwick: has enough changed since 2018’s Group Chat scandal?
Trigger Warning: this article discusses rape and sexual assault. It’s a chilly grey Sunday afternoon in late November, and small groups are beginning to gather on the Warwick University piazza. They huddle in clusters, wearing masks and holding hand-made cardboard signs: ‘Boys will be held accountable for their actions’, one...
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Gavin Williamson to announce a phased return for students to English universities from 8 March
Gavin Williamson is set to announce phased university return from 8 March, although most students are unlikely to return this term.
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Romantic reads for every Valentine’s need
Rebecca Ludden recommends some romantic reads for every kind of reader this Valentines.
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Making Valentine’s Day special during lockdown
Simona Valeviciute discusses some of the ways we can all make our Valentines Day special, whether it be online or in lockdown with your partner.
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Championship Rugby set for March return, Coventry to participate
The pandemic has had a severe economic impact on sport at all levels. Championship rugby clubs have struggled to survive the pandemic, but there is now light at the end of the tunnel after plans to start the 2021 season were announced. Having had little to no income for the...
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