Ignoring ignorance: how Meghan and Harry’s interview reveals a very British brand of racism
Mia Allen argues the UK's treatment of Meghan Markle is evidence of our own 'brand' of racism
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Getting to know your neighbours as a student
With students often getting a bad reputation as the neighbours from hell, Simona Valeviciute explains why we should make an effort to get to know our neighbours.
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Gareth Southgate includes new names in England squad
England manager Gareth Southgate has included Ollie Watkins and Sam Johnstone in his squad for the first time. England, who return to action with three World Cup qualifying matches this month, are without any Liverpool players, with Jordan Henderson injured and Trent Alexander-Arnold dropped. There were recalls for Jesse Lingard,...
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Warwick student protestors have occupied the piazza in a sit-in to raise awareness on sexual assault
Student protestors at the University of Warwick have occupied the piazza in a sit-in since 4pm Thursday 18 March in a protest organised by Shame on You Warwick and Protect Warwick Women.
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Golden Globes 2021: a retrospective
In the wake of the controversy that shrouded The Golden Globe nominations, and the event itself; Ella Wilson provides a review of the evening.
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‘The Dig’: an excavation of passion and mortality in times of uncertainty
Ben Keedwell addresses some of the criticism towards Netflix's 'The Dig' and explains why the film moved him so deeply.
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Books to put a spring in your step
Josh Dixey-Lock recommends the perfect seasonal reads to put a spring in your step!
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Will NFT’s become the future of the music industry?
After Kings of Leon released their latest album as an NFT, Niall Hawkins demystifies the digital currency.
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The Hundred: Australian star Ellyse Perry joins Birmingham Phoenix
Ellyse Perry, an Australian all-rounder and ICC women’s player of the decade, has joined Birmingham Phoenix ahead of The Hundred, a new limited-overs cricket competition. The Australian has won the ICC women’s T20 World Cup five times and the ICC women’s Cricket World Cup once Currently ranked as the world’s...
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Podcast: reaction to the Champions League quarter-final draw
Luke James is joined by Toby Farmer, Mitchell Ryan, and Ben Northcott to discuss this week’s European football. In the main segment of the show, The Boar Sport team focused on the Champions League – picking apart the quarter-final draw. In the final section, Luke, Mitchell, and Ben mulled over the Europa...
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Elite Series: Keck, Simmonds, Eberle, and Talbot-Tassi sign on the dotted line, EIHL receives funding boost
The Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) has held its second ‘signing day’, with the Coventry Blaze, Manchester Storm, Nottingham Panthers, and Sheffield Steelers each adding an import player to their roster. As previously reported, the Coventry Blaze confirmed the signing of Canadian winger Tristan Keck. The 25-year-old left-shot forward is...
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How to start a country
Everyone knows what a country is, but where do they come from? Some countries have a long lineage, existing for thousands of years, but what if you wanted to start a new country today – how would you do it? Despite musician Frank Zappa’s suggestion that countries just need beer and airlines, there’s a whole lot of legal and political wrangling to do – but it does happen, with the country of South Sudan emerging ten years ago. Here’s a quick run-through of the founding of a new country.
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More than £60,000 in fines issued for coronavirus-related offences during Term 1 at Warwick
The University of Warwick issued more than £60,000 in fines for coronavirus related offences during Term 1.
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