Simple three-step pasta
Shay Solanki brings a simple but filling pasta recipe for us all.
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Despite improving its diversity, there is still progress for the BRIT Awards to make
Emilia Growney evaluates how the Brits have improved diversity in 2021 and what should be done next to advance it.
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Gareth Southgate faces selection dilemma ahead of EURO 2020
Following England’s 1-0 friendly victory over Romania at the Riverside Stadium last Sunday, Gareth Southgate approached reporters with a confident stride. “There’s probably one decision in my head,” the England boss said regarding his team selection ahead of the Three Lions’ EURO 2020 opener against Croatia on 13 June. “Every...
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University students make offers to pay private tutors to take online exams
Students from top university institutions have made attempts to pay tutors to take their online exams and write essays for them during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Can science explain our vaccine hesitancy?
Reece Goodall looks into the reasons behind vaccine hesitancy.
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The booming cannabis industry
Emilia Growney explore the investment opportunities in the cannabis and hemp industry.
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How has Brexit changed the way artists travel across Europe?
Noah Keate looks at the possible future for artists travelling to Europe that will be affected by the proposed Brexit visas.
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The Music That Made Me: Arctic Monkeys
Olivia L'Estrange discusses what Arctic Monkeys meant to her growing up.
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Why booing the knee is wrong
Sport and politics have always been inextricably bound together. The return of international football has allowed England players to take the knee in a united display against racial discrimination in all forms. However, this powerful message has been booed by so called ‘fans’ in games against Austria and Romania. The...
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How journalism reflects our changing interest in the climate
Climate is one of the major news stories of our generation. I’ve been alive for 26 years now, and it’s remarkable how much the coverage has shifted just in my lifetime. Green parties around the world have transformed from fringe nutters to serious politicians, and politicians across the spectrum need...
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Princeton removes Greek and Latin for classics students to combat institutional racism
Classics majors at Princeton University will no longer be required to learn Greek or Latin in order to combat institutional racism.
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Concept to Console: ‘Bubsy’
In the second of the games pieces from the long-awaited physical paper, Reece Goodall explores the entertaining and colourful history of the Bubsy franchise
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‘Army of the Dead’ scrapes the surface but fails to make a mark
Writer Niall Hawkins finds Zack Snyder's new film to be a passable bit of escapism but little more.
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