Last Night I Watched: ’12 Angry Men’
Keith Mulopo reviews the classic film 12 Angry Men and informs us about why it still holds up.
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Concept to Console: ‘Super Mario Galaxy’
In his final look at the 3D Mario games, Reece Goodall explores the history of Super Mario Galaxy.
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2020 fashion rewind: reflections on a stylish year
With January nearly over and the first month of 2021 gone, Héloïse Patin reflects on the best fashion moments and icons from 2020 - a year that was hellish in all senses but fashion inspiration.
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Back to the future: are cassettes making a comeback?
With cassette sales increasing last year, are we seeing a comeback in physical ways to consume music?
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This year’s Australian Open was never going to be normal
Even at the very start of the new season, the tennis world has not been able to hide from controversy. A media frenzy has already developed surrounding the current situation at the Australian Open. Following several positive Covid-19 tests on planes arriving in Melbourne from Los Angeles, Abu Dhabi, and...
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BREAKING: Chelsea sack Frank Lampard, Blues set to appoint Thomas Tuchel
Frank Lampard has been sacked as Chelsea manager after 18 months in the Stamford Bridge hotseat. Lampard, 42, had been under mounting pressure following his side’s poor form in December. It’s been a torrid month for the former England star, his short managerial career endured its toughest period over the...
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What are President Joe Biden’s plans for the environment?
Since his inauguration last week, President Joe Biden has already implemented several important environmental policies across the US. Indeed, this was a strong focus of his campaign, as he promised to not only reverse the policies of the Trump administration, but to make the United States an international leader in...
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The problems facing the 14th Doctor
Sidney Pycroft looks back on the pitfalls of Chris Chibnall's latest season of Doctor Who, whilst reflecting on who could be the new Doctor, and the issues they will face.
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The government must stop treating students as an afterthought
Mady Hammond criticises the support universities and the Government have offered students
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Stocks high at the start of President Biden’s inauguration week but investors start to worry
Hamza Fareed Malik gives the fortnightly stock overview, with Biden's inauguration boosting stocks but towards the tail end of the week, investors start to worry.
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Mesut Özil leaves Arsenal: the assist king departs under dark cloud
Mesut Özil, the misunderstood enigma, has slipped away from Arsenal to Turkey after seven and a half years of service. He departs quietly, despite being one of the most talented players in the club’s history, leaving a sense that his time at Arsenal represents a missed opportunity. Born in Gelsenkirchen,...
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A new HG Wells £2 coin is full of errors
Reece Goodall reports on the official £2 coin commemorating HG Wells being filled with errors.
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The challenges of working from home at university
Noah Keate explains his experience of studying from home, expressing that having a lack of routine is challenging for everyone.
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