Italian artist sells ‘invisible art’ for €15,000
Reece Goodall responds to the recent news that an Italian artist sells an invisible sculpture for €15,000 and queries on the value of art that you can't see.
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Shame socially distanced: the noise we’ve needed for so long
Niall Hawkins shares the experience of watching post punkers Shame rock out in Covid-secure style.
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Long read: the inevitable decline of Frank De Boer
Frank De Boer’s reign in Oranje was short and sour, coming to an inevitable conclusion with the Czech debacle. The KNVB’s next appointment is vital, but the options are few and far between.
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Nottingham party leads to a £10k fine for host
The host of a 21st birthday party which attracted over 100 attendees has been fined £10,000 fine for breaking Covid rules.
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‘Monster Hunter’ finds Paul W.S. Anderson delivering pure B-movie thrills
Deputy editor Dom Thornton finds much to enjoy in Paul W.S. Anderson's new video-game adaptation.
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Why France’s modern gentleman spy in ‘Lupin’ is a Netflix hit
Celia Bergin explains why Netflix's 'Lupin' is a thrilling piece of entertainment.
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Scientists convert used plastic into vanilla flavouring
Reece Goodall looks into new research which has enabled scientists to convert plastic into vanilla flavouring.
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Donald Trump’s account of history, while perhaps inaccurate, should be published
Donald Trump claims that he's going to write "the book of all books", which has had mixed responses. Noah Keate unpacks the precedent of president memoirs and what Donald Trump's book could offer.
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EURO 2020 Preview: Denmark and Czech Republic take centre stage in Baku
Denmark and the Czech Republic kick-off the second day of quarter-final action at EURO 2020, with the sides going to battle in Baku at 17:00. Kasper Hjulmand’s Danes reached the last eight by eliminating Wales in the previous round, with goals from Martin Braithwaite, Joakim Maehle, and Kasper Dolberg (twice)...
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EURO 2020 Preview: Ukraine target England scalp in Rome
Following the 2018 World Cup, a waistcoat shortage swept the nation. Marks & Spencer, a bulwark of civilization on these islands, saw its supply of the garments run dry in a manner that nobody could quite expect. Of course, England’s historic suit deficit was caused by Gareth Southgate-mania. At a...
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Students sue Indiana University over vaccine mandate
A group of students has sued Indiana University (IU) over its vaccine mandate. In a federal lawsuit, eight students claim that the requirement that students, faculty and staff must be vaccinated before returning to campus on 15 August violates both their rights and the state’s vaccine passport law.
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Coventry Blaze: Hedley and Forbes return for 2021/22 season
Jordan Hedley and Alex Forbes will return to the Skydome Arena for a third season, the Coventry Blaze has confirmed. The Blaze duo join Team GB internationals David Clements and Luke Ferrara in re-signing for Coventry, with Danny Stewart’s preparations for the 2021/22 season heating up. The Coventry Blaze head...
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The best beaches in Britain
With the weather getting hotter and international travel still a while off, what better time is there to list the best beaches in Britain? Being an island nation, there are certainly a variety to choose from. Whether you prefer sand or pebbles, want beach huts or a pier, arcades or donkey rides, no trip to a UK beach is fully complete without at least one of those. If you’re currently in a landlocked county, sit back, relax and just imagine you’re far from home, right on the coast, ice cream in hand.
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