Classic FM at 30 — making classical music accessible to all
Noah Keate celebrates the brilliance of Classic FM on its 30th anniversary.
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‘Operation Mincemeat’ misses the mark
Writer Angel Sun reviews John Madden’s latest film detailing a secret operation during the Second World War, starring Colin Firth and Kelly Macdonald.
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Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool’s most important signing
On 29 April, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp extended his contract with the club to 2026. Just last month, the German had hinted that he intended to take a break from the sport, so this news comes as a welcome surprise for Liverpool supporters. Liverpool fans owe a lot to Klopp’s...
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In Praise of Martin Lewis
Noah Keate reflects on the continued efforts of Martin Lewis, the Money Saving Expert, who has been a vital source of advice for the public and pressure on the government during the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing cost-of-living crisis
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What happened to the billionaire space race?
As public backlash to the billionaire space race grows, Reece Goodall considers what's next for companies like SpaceX and Virgin Galactic.
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Evenepoel: Quick-Step’s Saviour
Remco Evenepoel took a stunning solo victory in Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday 24 April. The 22-year-old Belgian, riding for Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl, launched an audacious solo attack some 30 kilometres from the finish, and held off an elite chasing pack to take his maiden Monument victory. Cycling is Belgium’s national sport,...
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Ncuti Gatwa is The Doctor: Doctor Who and a new era
Hannah dives right into the new Doctor Who casting and reminisces about Jodie's era as the loveable timelord.
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How finishing my GCSEs taught me what true independence was
I write this article having just completed my final exam of university. It feels very strange to have no more assignments and be academically free, not only for the summer, but for whatever my education and employment path holds. It is a daunting feeling knowing that both three years of...
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How will the Commonwealth Games affect the West Midlands?
The Commonwealth Games are arriving next month in the very centre of the UK. Taking place in Birmingham and across the West Midlands for 11 days, 286 sessions of live sport will dominate national and international attention. Despite Birmingham successfully winning the bid to host the games back in 2017,...
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Resonate Festival – A Resounding Return for Literary Festivals
Gaby Shedwick looks back at the climax of Resonate Festival, which was held on Warwick University campus.
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Coventry bin drivers vote to extend strike into summer
Bin lorry drivers in Coventry have voted to continue industrial action into the summer.
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Five talking points from the Giro d’Italia World Final
After a fantastic Giro d’Italia series, with Jai Hindley emerging victorious after three weeks of racing, here are my five key talking points from the spectacle: Carapaz capitulates… Reigning Olympic champion, victor in 2019, and the bookies favourite. Richard Carapaz entered the Giro as the standout choice, with the clear...
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Hardly Working: Why do we bother studying?
In another piece on universities, Matthew Oulton looks at whether higher education in its present form is still worthwhile for students and how degrees can support young people entering the workforce
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