Has TV failed disabled people?
Climate editor Alice Standen discusses how disabled people have been represented on the smaller screen and how change needs to happen, particularly behind the scenes.
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Body of missing man found near University of Warwick campus
West Midlands police have announced that a body has been found in the search for missing Coventry man, 44-year-old Anthony Treadgold.
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HIV Fears Debunked
There have been some claims of HIV being contracted as a result spiking events. Shreya Joglekar looks into the science behind this and whether it is possible.
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‘Tis the season for spending – or not
With Christmas approaching, Isabelle Brown gives some tips on how to stay on budget for the holiday season.
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Durham University defends training for students working in the sex industry
Durham University has defended its training sessions for students involved in the adult sex work industry aiming to support these students.
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Hamilton wins Brazilian Grand Prix after incredible comeback
After a weekend of punishments, disqualifications and setbacks, Lewis Hamilton produced one of his greatest drives to win the Brazilian Grand Prix. His championship rival Max Verstappen could only settle for second, unable to deal with the Mercedes’ pace and pulling a controversial move that cast a shadow over the...
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Honour, heroism and home: ‘A Winter War’ by Tim Leach Review and author interview
'A Winter War' is the latest novel from Warwick Writing Programme graduate and now Associate Professor, Tim Leach. Amoy Daley gives a rating of 4.5 stars to this historical novel, and also interviews Leach on his writing process.
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30 years since its release, Red Hot Chilli Pepper’s ‘Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik’ stands as strong as ever
Katie Bevan reviews Red Hot Chilli Pepper's quintessential album: 'Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik'. Despite being released 30 years ago, it stands as strong as ever.
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World War One tree tribute at the War Memorial Park
An artist has created a tribute to soldiers who lost their lives during World War One at the War Memorial Park.
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Is ‘Waterloo Road’s comeback necessary?
Deputy TV editor Olivia L'Estrange determines if 'Waterloo Road' is better off dead with the news of its resurrection.
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Derby and Reading handed Championship points deductions
Derby County and Reading’s seasons have gone from bad to worse over the last couple of days, as, due to financial mismanagement over the past few years, they were handed points deductions that have left their Championship futures in peril. Derby, who already had a 12-point deduction placed on them...
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Two individuals arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after campus stabbing
Two individuals have been arrested by police after a stabbing which occurred in Sherbourne accommodation yesterday evening.
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BREAKING: SHERBOURNE INCIDENT WITH EMERGENCY OFFICERS ON SITE
An incident has occurred within Sherbourne.
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