“Do not watch this reboot”: ‘Fate: The Winx Saga’ review
Former 'Winx Club' fan Heloise Patin expresses the failings that plague its Netflix reboot.
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Researchers ‘talk’ to lucid dreamers for the first time
We’ve long been fascinated by dreams, and even the possibility of entering and altering them – you’ll have seen this crop up in tons of films, from Inception to the Nightmare on Elm Street series. And, as bizarre as it initially appears, new research suggests that this concept isn’t as...
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Normandie’s Philip Strand on solitude, digging deep and breaking up with his past on ‘Dark & Beautiful Secrets’
"I knew as soon as the lyrics were changed for ['Jericho'] that this was going to be the personal album." Emma Wilkes chats to Swedish alt-rock band Normandie's lead singer and songwriter, Philip Strand.
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Free books or book free? What is World Book Day looking like in lockdown?
Charlotte Ellingham discusses the effects of lockdown on World Book Day this year.
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Reaction: referee Darren Drysdale locks heads with Ipswich star
Referee Darren Drysdale butted heads, quite literally, with Ipswich midfielder Alan Judge whilst officiating Ipswich and Northampton’s 0-0 draw in League One on 16 February. The FA charged the referee with improper conduct and was replaced for Southend’s clash with Bolton that weekend. Clashes between players have always been commonplace...
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Universities prepare for A-Level grade inflation
UK universities are preparing for more disruption following a warning from experts that grade inflation due to cancelled summer exams could result in pressure on academic departments.
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Pitch debates mask batting deficiencies
In a moment of test match history, England succumbed to a defeat in the shortest test match since the 1930s. The extraordinary test at Ahmedabad saw England score less than 200 runs over the course of two innings before India won by 10 wickets. In the immediate aftermath, questions flared...
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EIHL: Coventry Blaze set for ‘Elite Series’ return in April
Four Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) clubs will return to action in April to take part in the ‘Elite Series’. The Coventry Blaze, Manchester Storm, Nottingham Panthers, and Sheffield Steelers will renew old rivalries in a short tournament next month, with all fixtures played at the National Ice Centre in...
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Are award shows obsolete?
Emilia Growney questions whether award shows are obsolete, reflecting on the recent controversies of the Golden Globe Awards, and the institutional biases which led to unjust snubbery and poorly-judged nominations.
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New NHS reforms are good, but take them with a pinch of salt
Eric Sun explores the government's NHS reforms, arguing that they might be designed to increase government support rather than improve healthcare.
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Let’s talk economic recovery
Rebecca Cole explores the impact of Boris' exit plan.
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Reflecting on a magical few years at Warwick
Frank Evans reminisces about his time and Warwick, looking back at precious moments and a first-year that feels like a lifetime ago.
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‘TYRON’ review: Slowthai’s exceptional sophomore outing
Ishraq Subhan reviews 'TYRON', British rapper Slowthai's excellent sophomore effort, providing an in-depth and raw look at his mental health.
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