It’s time to resurrect ‘In The Flesh’
Phoebe Dar expresses why 'In The Flesh' must make a prompt comeback
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Why ‘Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’ isn’t what it was cut out to be
Adam Agowun, The Boar's resident Assassin's Creed fan, offers his thoughts on the latest instalment.
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What will Trump’s Twitter ban mean for his supporters?
With the last five years of American politics feeling like a rollercoaster, we are now entering into a new administration. The loud cries of Trump supporters have not made headline news since the insurrection at the Capitol on 6 January. But with Trump’s acquittal on 6 February, is the scene of...
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Is Klarna a delightful or dangerous financial service?
In a collaboration with The Boar Finance, Simona Valeviciute discusses the benefits and hidden dangers of 'buy now, pay later' banking systems like Klarna.
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Elite Series: Coventry Blaze, Nottingham Panthers, Manchester Storm and Sheffield Steelers confirm draft picks
The Nottingham Panthers drafted Team GB goalie Ben Bowns as the first overall pick of the 2021 Elite Series Draft, after trading assets with the Manchester Storm. Gui Doucet, the Panthers’ representative at the Draft, stole the headlines by trading the second, seventh and tenth overall picks for Manchester’s first,...
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Coventry Blaze protect Ferrara, Venus, Clements, Forbes and Hedley from Elite Series Draft
Luke Ferrara, Ross Venus, David Clements, Alex Forbes, and Jordan Hedley have been protected from the Elite Series Draft by the Coventry Blaze. The Elite Series, a five-week mini-season due to begin next month, will see Danny Stewart’s side compete against the Nottingham Panthers, Sheffield Steelers, and Manchester Storm. Later...
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Universities forced to compensate students for “less valuable” experiences
A university has been instructed to pay an international medical student £5,000 in compensation for lack of teaching time during the first lockdown.
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The nursing home scandal that could destroy New York’s governor
During the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, New York hit the headlines for its disastrous response. With its high death rate and many poor policy calls, New York looked to be a lesson on how not to act, and nowhere was this clearer than in the state’s...
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How can feminism help solve the climate crisis?
The United Nations Women have said that to tackle the climate crisis the world must adopt a more ‘feminist approach’. A spokesperson said: “As early adopters of new agricultural techniques, first responders in crises, entrepreneurs of green energy or decision-makers at home, women are agents of change who must equally...
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International Women’s Day: five iconic and inspirational female figures
In celebration of International Women's Day, Emilia Growney shares five of her top picks for powerful, courageous and strong female icons from the world of TV.
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The significance of handing the ‘Pokémon Diamond’ and ‘Pearl’ remakes to a new studio
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are the first main-series Pokémon games where Game Freak is not the lead developer. Reece Goodall discusses the significance of this decision.
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Research suggests staggering university return will only delay infection spike
Research undertaken by scientists from UK universities has suggested that staggering the in-person return of universities would only delay infection numbers.
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‘The Little Library’: are book-swaps a threat to libraries?
Alyssa Gibbons discusses the relationship between little library book swaps that have been popular in lockdown and libraries, challenging the idea that they are in competition with each other.
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