Hannah Feeney argues that the recent closeness of the Batley and Spen by-election does not prove that an anti-woke message gathers traction on the left, but that a lack of local care and cohesion has certainly lost Labour support.
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Sidney Pycroft looks at the current state and the history of Level-5, the developer behind Professor Layton and Ni no Kuni, wishing that they soon reinvigorate themselves and their games
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Reece Goodall laments the weakness of this 'Rick and Morty' episode despite its fun elements.
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In the first half of The Boar Features' coverage of the protests in Colombia, Shannon McGuigan provides context to why people initially took to the streets
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Jacob Jefferson looks back at what makes George Michael's 'Older' which has just turned 25, so remarkable.
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Germany midfielder Toni Kroos has announced his retirement from international duty. On his official Twitter, the 31-year-old said: “I have played for Germany 106 times. There will not be another time.” The news comes after Germany disappointingly bowed out of Euro 2020. Die Mannschaft were knocked out in the round...
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Sometimes you win; sometimes you lose. Unfortunately for Gareth Southgate and his Three Lions, England came down on the losing side of a penalty shootout against Italy in the EURO 2020 final. After two minutes of play, football looked like it might just come home. Luke Shaw peeled into space...
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The Queer Bible is a collection of essays written by LGBT+ figures, who tell the stories of the pioneers that came before them. Lucy Carter explains why the book is a must-read, now, more than ever.
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After a tournament that united a nation, England’s dream of a first major international title since 1966 was dashed by Italy following a penalty shoot-out. A tense game, which Italy edged, came to its conclusion with the score locked at 1-1, but Gianluigi Donnaruma’s heroics ensured victory for the Azzurri,...
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The University of Manchester has been criticised by students after they announced that remote learning, which it has been using in the last academic year, would be made a permanent part of its “blended learning” approach.
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Nick Alford lauds Fritz Lang's landmark 1927 sci-fi early cinema classic.
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Reece Goodall looks into the prospects of a vaccine for HIV.
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Oliver Wright-Jones was one of 10,000 lucky rock fans who got to experience a scaled down Download Festival as part of a government pilot event. Here, he recounts his experiences.
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