MATCHDAY LIVE: CLUB BRUGGE VS MANCHESTER CITY
Join Mitchell Ryan for live updates as Manchester City take on Club Brugge, who should not be underestimated after an impressive start to their Champions League campaign.
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Ottessa Moshfegh’s ‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation’ is a parable for the thin line between self-care and self-destruction
Ottessa Moshfegh's second novel questions how we should find the balance between healing and harming. Celia Bergin gives 4 stars to the captivating read.
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Sebastian Vettel: fighting for change off the track
Sebastian Vettel is one of the most accomplished drivers in the history of Formula One and Motorsport. With four world championships, 53 race victories and over 120 podiums to his name, he has risen to the very top of motor racing. One of the most liked figures and best drivers...
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Warwick Students reflect on blended learning
The Boar News recently conducted a social media investigation into the University of Warwick's 'blended learning' approach, following claims that pre-recorded lectures from the last academic year are being reused.
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What’s next for Tyson Fury?
Boxing fans were treated to a heavyweight classic on Saturday night in Las Vegas as Tyson Fury rose from the canvas to knockout Deontay Wilder in the 11th round of the first defence of his WBC and Ring Magazine titles. The third bout between the two fighters was a fitting...
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The ABBA reunion is cause for celebration
Noah Keate looks ahead to ABBA's highly anticipated comeback with their first album in 40 years, 'Voyage'.
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Why the ‘queer side plot’ makes, rather than breaks, BBC’s ‘Vigil’
Hannah Matthews produces an impassioned response against the criticism of the queer plotlines in BBC's 'Vigil', arguing why that it actually enhances the series rather than detract from it.
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Black scholarship students at the University of Bristol begin courses
The £1 million scholarship programme for black students at the University of Bristol has begun to take effect with its premier cohort. Over the next four years, it is estimated that the programme will support 130 black and mixed-black heritage students through either their undergraduate or postgraduate degrees. With £250,000...
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My experience of cinema at Warwick
Writer Noah Keate discusses his Warwick movie memories, including trips to the Student Cinema.
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Can artificial intelligence be used to combat Covid?
Artificial intelligence has been used in medical research since the 1970s, but how has it been used in the Covid pandemic?
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Billie Marten live review: genuine and intimate
Lauren Nicholson reviews indie singer-songwriter Billie Marten's recent show at Birmingham's Castle and Falcon.
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Bristol University sacks professor accused of antisemitic comments
The University of Bristol sacked a sociology professor accused of antisemitic comments, on October 1. The university said the termination of Professor David Miller’s employment was prompted by its duty of care to all students and the wider University community.
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A Warwick Fresher’s Travel Guide to the Local Area
Warwick University has garnered many nicknames over the years, one such nickname is “The Bubble”, on account of supposedly being a bubble isolated from the world. But, you’ll be happy to hear this isn’t that true, there are loads of places to visit and things to do around the university, student hotspots, and wider afield.
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