World number one Ashleigh Barty won her maiden Wimbledon title, beating Karolina Pliskova in a tense final to become the first Australian women’s champion for 41 years. This final was the 50th anniversary of her idol Evonne Goolagong Cawley’s maiden win, and it was clear what this moment meant to...
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Ever wondered how Mario jumps so high? Reece Goodall looks into the gravity in our beloved Super Mario.
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Teachers are becoming exasperated with the current Covid bubble system within schools as it means sending home large proportions of their students for weeks at a time.
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Sidney Pycroft expresses anxiety at the prospect of another Indiana Jones adventure.
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Phoebe Dar appreciates the raw and personal Bo Burnham Netflix special 'Inside' in its acceptance of the inherent tragic absurdity of modern life amidst the pandemic.
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Behind all the clamour and furore surrounding England’s historic journey to the Euro 2020 finals, another Englishman’s success has been somewhat overshadowed. While the nation’s eyes have been fixed on football, Mark Cavendish has been charting a resurgence in the cycling world that has seen him equal a record no...
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The Coventry Blaze have announced their first import signing of the season, with 29-year-old goaltender C.J. Motte agreeing to return to the Skydome Arena. The 6’0” St. Clair, Minnesota native spent the second half of the 2019/20 Elite League campaign with the Blaze, during which he quickly became established as...
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A record number of students are set to start university and college in the UK this autumn, the admissions service UCAS has said.
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Roberto Mancini has achieved a miracle in taking Italy to the top of Europe, and will look to repeat this success at the 2022 World Cup.
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Postgraduate applications have increased by up to 20% while employment options shrink as a result of the impact of Covid-19 on the economy.
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Emma Wilkes condemns the exemptions of lockdown rules that are applied to Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical 'Cinderella', claiming this is another example of double standards and cronyism in the Conservative Government.
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Research by Lit in Colour has found that less than 1% of students study books by authors of colour. This is unsurprising for Olivia Collins, who suggests a way to change this worrying statistic.
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Keith Mulopo considers the value live albums have.
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