How the GameStop short squeeze represents the failings of capitalism
Rory Edens analyses the surge of GameStop on the stock market and why it represents the failure of capitalism.
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Women’s Super League: Chelsea on course for back-to-back titles
It’s fair to say that the Women’s Super League has faced a rocky start to 2021. Multiple Covid-19 cases, extreme weather conditions and un-fieldable squads have led to numerous postponements and large-scale disruption to gameplay. Despite these complications, January has seen the competition ramp up a notch, including record-breaking performances...
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Why do we love hardback books?
Sidney Pycroft explores why readers are willing to pay more for hardback books, from their prioritisation for new releases to their higher quality and special features.
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Will we see Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua battle in the ring this year?
There’s something quite special about watching the biggest fight it out. That’s why the biggest fight in boxing has always been for the Heavyweight Championship of the World. The event in the square circle has dominated the world sporting stage for decades. The Rumble in The Jungle, The Thriller in...
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Listed: the Premier League’s six most exciting January transfers
The January transfer window of 2021. What promised to be a fairly quiet month, given the current climate, actually turned out to be quite interesting. The Premier League couldn’t give us transfer/car window-guru Harry Redknapp, so we had to settle for a series of savvy steals and some last-minute swoops....
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Goat Girl ‘On All Fours’ review: the all-girl group prove punk doesn’t have to be male and stale
South London punk rockers push boundaries in both music and society with their sophomore effort On All Fours.
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All motions pass in Warwick SU’s Term 2 All Student Vote
All nine motions have passed in Warwick Students’ Union (SU)’s Term 2 All Student Vote (ASV).
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Warwick History professor guilty of research misconduct over lesbian SS camp guard claim
A Warwick History Professor has had their work withdrawn after committing research misconduct over a claim that a SS camp guard had a lesbian relationship with a Jewish prisoner.
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Are we doing enough to combat hiring discrimination?
The Equality Act 2010 was put in place to ‘legally protect people from discrimination in the workplace and in wider society.’ Yet, there are masses of data that show hiring discrimination remains rife in the UK and other Western countries that adopt similar legislation. A recent mass study in Switzerland...
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How the the pandemic’s influence on FGM cases can be reversed
Evie Taylor argues more must be done to prevent the pandemic from continuing to increase FGM cases.
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Car financing: pros and cons
Edouard Johnson explores the different options for financing cars and whether financing is better than buying a car outright.
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Incorporating Regency-era fashion into your everyday life
With the popularity of 'Bridgerton' taking the fashion world by storm, Lauren Shelley considers how we can incorporate these aspects of Regency-era fashion into our modern lives.
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