What happened to: ‘New Star Soccer’?
In the latest installment of the 'what happened to?' series, Curtis Leung reflects upon New Star Soccer, an early football mobile game
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The Australian Parliament’s sexual abuse scandal
TW: Rape, sexual abuse, suicide When Brittany Higgins spoke out about how she had been attacked by a male colleague in a government minister’s office in 2019, it sparked a wave of other women to come forward with their experiences of alleged sexual assault and harassment in Australian politics. Higgins...
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Octopuses change colour while dreaming
Octopuses change colour whilst sleeping, and it may be due to dreaming, a new study has found. Octopuses are renowned for their extraordinary behaviour; numerous studies have observed octopuses navigating mazes, playing with objects, and even distinguishing between different human faces. Their abnormally large brains and mischievous behaviour gives these...
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European Super League announced
In a joint statement late last night, the twelve founders of a so-called ‘European Super League’ announced the formation of their own, exclusive midweek competition. This announcement has already led to outcries across the footballing world, as money and greed, at expense of the rest of the global footballing pyramid,...
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BookTok and the power of influence
Bethany Lee weighs up the positives and negatives of BookTok, the Book community on TikTok that is taking the publishing world by storm.
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The Offspring ‘Let The Bad Times Roll’ review: punk that lacks a punch
Emma Wilkes reviews the tenth album, and the first release in nine years, from Californian punk legends The Offspring
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Matsuyama triumphs in The Masters
Hideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese player to win a men’s major at this year’s Masters. Ten years after turning pro, Hideki has now secured his place in golf history as he wins his first major tournament. A resilient final day performance ensured that he would be taking the green...
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‘Knives Out’ sequels: will our expectations be met?
Lucy Carter details her high hopes for the sequels to Rian Johnson's hit Whodunnit film
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Farewell to ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’
As 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' comes to a close, Cerys Turner praises the show's longevity and its embodiment of the just success that is the Kardashian family
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In defence of old buildings and architecture
Sidney Pycroft talks about the value of old buildings, in regards to the recent news of the Carlton Tavern being rebuilt, and criticises modern architecture's aesthetic.
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PSG vs Bayern Munich: the true Champions League final
It was clear from the moment that these two giants of Champions League football were pitted against each other that the winner of the tie would have a good chance of winning the entire competition. The two finalists from last season were both seemingly at the peak of their powers,...
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Jordan Hedley backstops Coventry Blaze to 4-3 overtime victory
Danny Stewart’s Coventry Blaze consolidated their grip on second place in the Elite Series standings with a 4-3 overtime victory against the Nottingham Panthers. Coventry netminder Jordan Hedley played a vital role, making 41 saves as the Blaze absorbed wave-after-wave of Nottingham pressure. Despite taking only three shots in the...
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The return of ‘Meet David Sedaris’: finding tranquillity in the absurdity of life
Niall Hawkins praises BB4 Radio 4's 'Meet David Sedaris' for its humour, honesty, and authenticity.
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