In the last decade, Coventry have been through both hardship and success. They have played on two occasions outside of Coventry, in Northampton (2013-14) and Birmingham (2019-21), been put into administration and have been relegated twice down as far as League Two. However, the last five seasons have been marked...
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Luke Brown looks at the latest attempt to adapt a game to the screen, arguing that Arcane may be the first adaptation to be done correctly
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Pauline Black, the lead singer of 2-Tone band The Selecter, is to announce the winner of this year’s Turner Prize.
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Noah Keate explores the changing nature of TV news journalism and the possible dangers of losing strong and trusted news anchors.
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Hello and welcome to the Boar Sport’s NEW Football 7-Dayer Podcast, hosted every week by one of your Boar Sport deputy editors, Toby Farmer. The Guardian‘s Football Weekly but better, Toby, and guests Sam Matthews Boehmer, Jack McRae and Mitchell Ryan discuss all the latest action across Europe, with a...
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In this edition of The Green Wardrobe, Poppy Male takes us through the ethics of popular brands.
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Writer Petra Alayasa appreciates the ambiguity of the tragic relationship between parents and children in Lynne Ramsay's 2011 adaptation of Lionel Shriver's novel.
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Sueda Oktay discusses the soundtrack to The Last of Us, explaining why it holds a special place for her
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The first ever antiviral Covid pill has been approved in the UK.
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If you have ever gone to a football match between November and March, you will know the feeling. Shivering, cold beyond belief, and wondering why you would ever decide to venture out of your warm home on that cold, cold day. It is the atypical experience of a sports fan...
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Beth Lee puts together a list of the best TV shows to watch as the nights draw in and the weather gets colder during autumn.
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Noah Keate reviews Bill Bryson's 'Notes from a Small Island', a chronicle of the author's journey through Britain and the people he meets along the way.
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