Arsene Wenger’s book is a must-buy for lovers of football and autobiographies alike
James Palmer recommends Arsene Wenger's autobiography 'My Life and Lessons in Red & White'.
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West Ham United: unlikely title contenders?
When the season kicked-off with a 2-0 home defeat against Newcastle, my thoughts about West Ham’s upcoming season were not exactly positive. However, things have drastically changed since that day. West Ham are now an in-form side who aren’t just winning games, they are controlling them. So, what has changed?...
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An elegy to away days
I recently got a notification on my phone to say that it was a year ago to the day that I attended my last away game with West Ham: a 4-1 defeat to Leicester. Everything about that performance was atrocious and, in normal circumstances, it would not be something I...
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SOPHIE, legendary producer and DJ, dies aged 34
The experimental Scottish artist passed away today after a tragic accident in Athens, Greece.
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Gavin Williamson’s Post Qualification Application system could see pupils apply after receiving their A-level results
The Department for Education has announced it is consulting on ideas to have pupils take exams earlier and apply to universities after, rather than before, they get their results.
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Could ‘Bridgerton’ be a musical?
Beth Lee questions the potential for 'Bridgerton' to become a musical, reflecting on the popularity of concept songs widely shared on TikTok, and the realisation of the period drama's plots as theatrical scenes.
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How the 1 Second Everyday app took on a new significance during lockdown
I’ve always liked scrapbooking. When I was younger this involved collecting anything that could be tamed with a Pritt Stick: train tickets, sea shells, sweet wrappers. Summer holidays were preserved in the mundane and the miscellaneous stuck lovingly onto sugar paper – for reference when I went back to the...
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The best Pokémon spin-off games
Ahead of New Pokémon Snap's launch later this year, Ben Tarpey takes us through the best Pokémon spin-offs...
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For the sake of truth: why lies matter
Paul Theo Dreher argues we must embrace controversial views in order to reinforce and challenge what we hold to be true
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Fashion resolutions for the trendy student in 2021
As the first month of 2021 draws to an end, Molly Powell looks ahead to the sustainable fashion resolutions she will be making for the rest of the year.
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The Olympic vaccine debate: should athletes jump the queue?
Are the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games still likely to go ahead? In comments that have stirred controversy around the globe, long-serving member of the IOC Dick Pound has suggested that it is likely if athletes are essentially able to jump the vaccine queue and receive their jabs ahead of time....
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Harvard University applications soar by more than 42%
Applications to attend Harvard University’s undergraduate college have surged by more than 42% in the 2021/22 academic year, according to Bloomberg.
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Poor white teenagers are least likely in England to go to university
Poor white teenagers in coastal areas or former industrial towns are the least likely to go to university, warns the Office for Students.
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