The shackles of the ‘summer body’
With summer approaching, Beth Lee tackles the harmful expectation of a 'summer body' while promoting body positivity.
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Nick Cave and Warren Ellis review: creating beauty out of ‘Carnage’
After the mixed response to 2019's 'Ghosteen', Niall Hawkins argues that Nick Cave and Warren Ellis are back to their best with latest LP 'Carnage'
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FA Cup Semi-Final draw: heavyweights Chelsea and City face-off
In the FA Cup semi-final draw, 2018’s FA Cup victors Chelsea will take on quadruple-chasing Manchester City. The other semi-final fixture sees Leicester City face off against Southampton to round off a Premier League-dominated semi-final. Both fixtures will take place at Wembley on the 17 and 18 April respectively, with the final...
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The UK is now halfway to meeting its ‘net-zero emissions’ target
The UK is now halfway to meeting its net-zero emissions target by 2050. While this is a milestone to be celebrated, it does not mean we can take our foot off the pedal. Above all else, we need to take this time to evaluate the importance of this achievement and...
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Brown University launches anonymous reporting system for victims of sexual assault
Brown University has introduced an online reporting system which will enable students to make anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct, against other students, to college officials.
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BREAKING: Warwick SU overturns “null and void” Welfare and Campaigns Officer election
The University of Warwick's Students' Union (SU) has announced in a statement that Charlton Sayer has been officially reinstated as Welfare & Campaigns Officer Elect.
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The limits of colour-blind casting
Amoy Daley expresses how despite the praise 'Bridgerton' has garnered for its bold deployment of colour-blind casting; it still demonstrates the inherent fear directors have of alienating white audiences, and the practice generally is simply not enough of a facilitator for talented non-white actors.
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China commit to protecting more endangered species
How humans protect and value animals is an extremely important philosophical question. Given that dominant humans are on the planet, the respect we give to other creatures is important and shows whether we have empathy for those who also live on Earth with us. We often have images in our minds of David...
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Why is it so difficult to diagnose endometriosis?
Rosa Armstrong writes about endometriosis, a condition affecting 1 in 10 people who menstruate
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Who owns history?
Noah Keate discusses the philosophical question of who owns history, and where should artefacts be kept, inspired by the recent debates around the Elgin marbles.
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UK green bus revolution to begin in Coventry
Local authorities have greenlit plans for Coventry to become the UK’s first all-electric bus city.
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Why Jesse Marsch won’t be the new Celtic Manager
Jesse Marsch isn’t going to become the next Celtic manager. It’s not because the Wisconsin-born tactician lacks the quality or ambition to take charge of the Glaswegian club. In fact, it’s quite the opposite – Marsch, to quote Elon Musk, is headed for the moon. Stonks. Before we get into...
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Coventry City stadium ‘master plan’ engineered by University of Warwick revealed
Warwick University are working on an infrastructure ‘master plan’ for the new Coventry City football stadium, the club has revealed.
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