Challenges, learning curves and tour preparations: an interview with Newton Faulkner
Rebecca Cole chats to the singer-songwriter about his new album, 'Interference (Of Light').
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Did the Euros create a ‘progressive patriotism’?
Lucy Knollys takes a look at whether the recent sporting excitement of the summer has reframed what it means to identify as British or English
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Verstappen vs Hamilton battle continues into second half of the season
Tensions between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton once again ramped up both on and off the track in the final few races before the summer break. With the second half of the season to go, the title fight is all to play for. Before focusing on the drivers, the scene...
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Pornhub removes works from erotic art guide after museum complaints
In an effort to help motivate visitors to see art in our museums, Pornhub launched a new series called 'Classic Nudes', depicting famous artworks erotically. After being forced to take them down, Reece Goodall weighs in.
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Tokyo Paralympics – Day 2: gold rush for ParalympicsGB
It was a fantastic day for ParalympicsGB in Tokyo as the team took five golds across four sports. World records were broken and Sir Lee Pearson won his 12th Paralympic gold after an impressive show in the dressage. Pearson, who was born with arthrogryposis and made his debut at Sydney...
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Never mind teaching more Latin, education in Britain needs an overhaul
Sidney Pycroft explores proposed changes to British education, highlighting just how bad things have become.
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Tokyo Paralympics – Day 1: Sarah Storey kicks off the campaign with gold
The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games got underway yesterday, and ParalympicsGB wrapped up day one with an impressive haul of six medals, with Dame Sarah Storey setting the pace with her 15th Paralympic title. In the C5 3,000m individual pursuit, Storey looked unstoppable. She beat her own world record by more...
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‘Cape Fear’: the glory of the original and the strangeness of the remake
Editor Frank Evans analyses the differences between the original 1962 'Cape Fear' and its 1991 remake directed by Martin Scorsese. Content Warning: Discussion of sexual assault.
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‘After the Fall’ by Ben Rhodes review: a wonderful personal reckoning with our autocratic world
Ben Morley reviews Ben Rhodes's After the Fall, which explores the USA's fall from its status as a true global superpower, by drawing upon the experience gained in his political career and interviewing activists around the world.
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The role and workings of modern political protest: a review
Matthew Oulton reflects upon the role and structure of modern protest in the midst of what continues to be a turbulent political period.
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Why ‘The Big Bang Theory’ is actually quite good
Reece Goodall defends the proverbial punching bag of sitcoms in 'The Big Bang Theory', arguing why it's actually a barrel of laughs.
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Cardiff’s ‘land of the giants’
All eight of Cardiff’s goals this season have been scored through headers, and Elliot Joyce examines what it is that makes the Bluebirds tick.
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Music Box: ‘Professor Layton’ part one – curious beginnings – ‘Curious Village’ to ‘Pandora’s Box’
In the first of a four-part series, Sidney Pycroft discusses the music of the Professor Layton series, starting with the first two entries in the series - Curious Village and Pandora's Box
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