‘Guilt’: series two, episode one
Reece Goodall is relieved by the opener of 'Guilt' series two, feeling more than optimistic about the rest of the episodes for its latest series.
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Champions League Matchday Three round-up
Events are beginning to take shape in the UEFA Champions League after an entertaining round of matches that began to give an indication of which teams can go far in the competition, and which are desperately looking to simply make it out of the groups. On Tuesday, one of the...
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What did the 20-year war cost the people of Afghanistan?
Hamza Fareed Malik reflects on the war in Afghanistan and the costs incurred by its people.
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What to make of ‘Diana: The Musical’
The fascination with Diana Spencer never ceases; in the last year we've had 'The Crown' and 'Spencer' dramatising the life of the people's princess. Reece Goodall watches and discusses the latest addition to the collection: Netflix's recently released 'Diana: The Musical'.
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We’re right to be sceptical, but Galactic Britain is a good idea
Jude Wilkinson explains why investing in a 'Galactic Britain' may be a good idea.
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Government confirms changes to A-levels and GCSEs in 2022
The Department for Education (DfE), along with Ofqual, has announced it will be making changes to GCSE, A-level and AS-level exams as the formal tests are reintroduced for 2022.
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Malignant: Bonkers, Bananas and Unforgettable
Writer Ethan Jones praises James Wan's ludicrously entertaining new horror movie.
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The mental and physical importance of routine
Getting into a routine is not always easy but it can make your life easier. Sidney Pycroft explains the importance of routine on our physical and mental health.
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MATCHDAY LIVE: CHELSEA VS MALMO
Join Toby Farmer for live updates as Chelsea seek to bounce back from their loss last time out with victory over Swedish champions Malmo.
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Conservative corruption is all too obvious
Tom Zundel reviews the recent history of Conservative party donations and their unsettling outcomes.
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Foreign students are struggling to pay for UK universities
Foreign students arriving in the UK to study are struggling to cope with increased costs as the pandemic and issues surrounding Brexit have driven up the cost of studying in the UK.
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Why ‘Fake or Fortune’ is the only show left on traditional TV that I enjoy
Sidney Pycroft argues why 'Fake or Fortune' is the last bastion of entertainment on traditional TV.
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Contemplation
In Keith Mulopo's latest poem, he contemplates the passage of time and the changing seasons.
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