What’s behind the success of Richard Osman?
Richard Osman has gone from strength to strength in his career. Now situating himself amongst the crime novel genre, Gaby Shedwick writes about his career journey into book writing.
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Is this the first extra-galactic planet?
New analysis suggests we may have discovered the first ever extra-galactic exoplanet. Jack Davey looks into these findings.
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The Green Wardrobe: Why you can’t find your personal style
In this edition of The Green Wardrobe, Poppy Male helps find your personal style.
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Letesenbet Gidey smashes women’s half marathon world record
On 24 October, Letesenbet Gidey of Ethiopia broke the women’s half marathon world record by an astounding 70 seconds. In achieving a time of 1.02.52, she became the first woman to break the 63-minute barrier. After a handful of other marathon and half marathon records have been broken over the...
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The Pandora Papers reflect a political system in need of change
Following the release of the Pandora Papers, Matthew Oulton explains what needs to be changed within the British poltical system
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Library silence
In Keith Mulopo's poem, he dramatises the suspense of working in the silence of a library.
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Is there ever a bright side for billionaires?
Amoy Daley delves into the ethical questions surrounding billionaires.
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Kare Adenegan: Warwick’s Paralympian
Warwick history student Kare Adenegan came away with two silvers at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, continuing a career that has moved from being a child prodigy to becoming one of the best wheelchair racers in the world.
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Warwick and Nuneaton among West Midlands Covid hotspots
Warwick and Nuneaton and Bedworth are among the West Midlands areas hardest hit by Covid-19.
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Has ‘Squid Game’ been lost in translation?
Lucy Carter questions the extent to which 'Squid Game' has been compromised by the lacklustre English subtitling.
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The main character you didn’t know you needed
Characters in books tend to be of a younger generation. Aurore Charron highlights why literature must also include the stories of mature generations.
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Sam Fender’s ‘Seventeen Going Under’ – a snapshot of childhood, politics, and melancholia
Gaby Shedwick reviews Sam Fender's anticipated sophomore album, Seventeen Going Under. Through tales of hardship, love, and anger, Fender recounts his childhood growing up in North Shields near Newcastle.
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Max Verstappen extends title lead with Mexican GP win
Max Verstappen extended his title lead to 19 points after a dominant win in the Mexican Grand Prix, driving to an easy victory in what turned out to be a largely uneventful race. Red Bull had been strong all weekend but were stunned by a Mercedes one-two in qualifying. Valtteri...
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