State to pay Scottish university fees for migrants following court ruling
Students from migrant families in Scotland will receive a state-funded university education after a landmark court case.
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Gillian Keegan appointed Education Secretary
Gillian Keegan has been appointed as Education Secretary by new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Ms Keegan replaces Kit Malthouse, who resigned from the role earlier in the day after his tenure in the Truss administration, which lasted just seven weeks. She will be the fifth Education Secretary since July, and...
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5 Films to get you through Freshers
Film Editor Almaz Cavanagh recommends some viewing for Freshers during their first year at Warwick
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Freddie Gibbs falls short of the mark on $oul $old $eparately
Ethan Delcroix reviews rapper Freddie Gibbs' disappointing fifth album, $oul $old $eparately.
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Taylor Swift replaces enchanted forests with dancefloors and revenge on Midnights
Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews Midnights, Taylor Swift's tenth album.
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CR700: The legacy of Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo is a cult hero in my household. Growing up, my mum would always tell me that he truly is the best the game has ever seen. Despite criticism, at the age of 37, he recently scored his 700th club goal, a feat that must not be overlooked. With...
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Jetting our way into a climate crisis
Ria Nihalani discusses celebrities private jet emissions and how they are having severe environmental implications for our planet.
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Endrick: Brazil’s newest prodigy and Neymar’s potential successor
The history of the beautiful game is littered with stories of Brazilian talent. From the stories of Pele setting the world alight as a teenager, to the unbelievable pace and power of el Phenomenon and, more recently, the dazzling tricks and magic of players such as Neymar and Ronaldinho. The...
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On The Car, Arctic Monkeys triumphantly travel back to Earth
Dominic Thornton reviews The Car, the seventh studio album by the Arctic Monkeys.
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Fossora review: Björk continues to tread new ground
Andrew Peng reivews Björk's tenth album, Fossora
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Warwick students support the ‘right to choose’: 88% say they support abortion in ‘all cases’
In light of Roe v Wade being reversed by the Supreme Court, Seven Standen investigates what Warwick students think about abortion.
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Hogging the Ball EP2: Just stick Madders at right-back
Another gameweek has been and gone, and the boys are back to break down all the important happenings at the top of the European game, providing cutting edge analysis as ever. Jake Rodrigues, Jonny Ball, and James Taylor all join Mitchell Ryan as we cover the Golden Boy award, the biggest games across the continent, and the latest Premier League action. Is Musiala better than Gavi? Can Napoli win it all this season? Get Maddison on the plane? Join us for all this and more!
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‘Bullet Train’ is two hours of pure fun
Writer Luke Brown reviews David Leitch's action packed new feature film, starring Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock and Joey King
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