Alibaba: a monopoly monstrosity?
Tsz Ying Lee explores the tenuous relationship between private firms like Alibaba and the Chinese government.
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Cardiff University lecturer suspended amid claims of sex with students
Cardiff University lecturer suspended amid claims of sex with students
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Kelly’s Heroes’
Editor Frank Evans examines a sorely underrated 1970s comedy-action Clint Eastwood caper.
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Rape culture in UK schools: how to unravel a system of long ingrained beliefs
Trigger Warning: this article discusses misogyny and sexual assault. ‘Rape culture’ is a phrase that most of us have heard. From radio stations continuing to play the song ‘Blurred Lines’ to only 1.4% of recorded rape cases leading to conviction in the UK in 2019-20, our society ignores and normalises...
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Sheffield Steelers reach Elite Series final with resounding aggregate victory
Carrying a slender 5-4 lead from the first leg, Aaron Fox’s Sheffield Steelers made light work of Ryan Finnerty’s Manchester Storm on Thursday evening, winning 8-3 on the night to secure a place in the Elite Series final alongside the Nottingham Panthers. The first period was a rout by the...
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How music helped me learn languages
Music is a fun and hugely underrated tool to help us learn a foreign language. Sophie Hamilton espouses its benefits.
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Six Coventry Blaze players called-up for Team GB
Coventry Blaze duo David Clements and Jordan Hedley will feature at the 2021 IIHF World Championships for Team GB after being selected for the senior roster for the first time. Hedley, 24, and Clements, 26, join Coventry teammates Luke Ferrara and Ross Venus in the squad, with Elite Series draftees...
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Michelle Donelan deplores literacy-lite exams at the University of Hull
The University of Hull is “dumbing down standards” by dropping requirements for good spelling, said Michelle Donelan, the universities minister.
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‘Midsomer Murders’: The Wolf Hunter of Little Worthy
Reece Goodall praises the opener of the 22nd series of 'Midsomer Murders', believing it's a "solid and engaging time".
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What would Covid passports mean for galleries and theatres?
Reece Goodall talks about the possible Covid passports we will need to enter museums and theatres, and believes, like many officials, that this will reduce the number of visitors when they are now needed the most in order to save the UK art scene.
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Oxford received £112 million from fossil fuel firms
The University of Oxford has received more than £112 million from oil gas and petrochemical companies since 2015, according to a new report.
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Why classic literature shouldn’t be consigned to the history books
Noah Keate defends classic literature as still being timeless and important reading in the present day.
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Overcoming exam season stress
With exam season approaching, Reece Goodall provides some warm words to alleviate our worries.
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