Three-time world champion Mark Williams produced a dominant display to beat his protégé Jackson Page 13-3 and advance to the quarter-finals of the Snooker World Championship. Williams had described Page as a “fourth son”, but he showed his fellow Welshman no mercy when they faced each other, producing six centuries...
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Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews Lana del Rey's seventh album: Blue Banisters
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Kanye West is certainly known for his influence within the music industry, as well as the fashion world. Charis Winter questions whether West himself is influenced by a particular muse, or if he simply relies on one for his personal brand.
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At around 9.30pm on April 21, a 15-year-old male was assaulted on Mason Avenue, Leamington Spa. A 16-year-old male has since been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent, and is currently being held in police custody.
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A new GCSE in national history has been unveiled, which will focus on climate change and teach students “how to conserve the planet”.
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The two-round French Presidential elections can be puzzling to understand. Adam Agowun breaks down the process and explains exactly what is happening as French voters hit the polls in the first round of the elections to determine their next president.
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Ever had that feeling of being old? We’re told that there are times we should be in a new stage of life – when you’re 18, then 20, then 30, all numbers on the inevitable road to adulthood. That makes the journey to being a ‘proper’ grown-up seem so clear,...
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In another look at fast food chains, Reece Goodall examines Five Guys and its unconventional road to financial success
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At the beginning of every NBA season, expectations are set sky high for the Los Angeles Lakers. A team that has boasted the likes of Shaquille O’Neal, Kobe Bryant, Wilt Chamberlain, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – this franchise is famed for its big-name players. This season, led by LeBron James, Russell...
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A report from the Tony Blair Institute, to be published this week, will say that if 70% of young people completed higher education, it would “significantly” raise national productivity levels, and see economic growth rise by nearly 5% over the next generation.
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Despite being initially cancelled, 'Legally Blonde' took to the stage at Warwick Arts Centre this March. Sophia Stanford and Erin Kelly meet with its production team as they discuss the challenges faced in the performing arts industry today.
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Keith Mulopo revisits The Kinks' monumental ballad 'Waterloo Sunset' 55 years after its original release.
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Katie Burke explores recent Warwick research into the language of orangutans that could improve our understanding of human evolution.
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