Defending champion Neil Robertson pulled off a remarkable comeback in the final of the Tour Championship, coming from 9-4 down to beat John Higgins 10-9. Robertson looked on incredible form, taking advantage of every opportunity offered by his opponent to secure an impressive win that puts him in good stead...
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The effects of climate change are apparent in our day to day lives. We feel the days get warmer, increased droughts, forest fires, cyclones, and flash flooding. As the global climate crisis worsens, it negatively impacts human health, safety, food, water, security, and socio-economic development, particularly in low-income countries. Climate...
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Liv Corbett questions whether International Women's Day has lost its true meaning.
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The Women’s World Cup was claimed by Australia as they blew England away in Sunday’s final, winning by a stunning 71 runs. Records aplenty fell as the Australians cemented their place as the number one international women’s cricket team, adding the World Cup to their T20 World Cup and Ashes...
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Alice Standen looks back on the work of Red Candle Games, through success and scandal.
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Simona Valeviciute explores the potential for roundworms to detect cancer cells using their incredible sense of smell!
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At the time of writing, some of the greatest active snooker players are competing in the Tour Championship. It’s an elite event, to which only the top eight players on a one-year ranking list are invited – if you’re there, it means you’ve had a good year, and a victory...
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Emma Wilkes reviews IDLES' recent show in Birmingham's O2 Academy.
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Former editor Frank Evans takes a look at writer/director Paul Schrader's 1979 drama 'Hardcore', starring George C. Scott.
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Being a young woman growing up in this current day and age meant I had to rely heavily on strong, inspirational women to guide me and help me grow up. I have looked up to many famous influential female figures over the years, including Jess Ennis, and Emma Raducanu. However,...
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In the latest addition to the Features Global Election series, Reece Goodall looks at the results of Portugal's latest election.
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The University of Warwick announced last night that the Faculty of Arts Building (FAB) will no longer be available for all students in term 3.
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In his latest article, Noah explores the controversial figure of Mary Whitehouse and whether, despite her backwards ideology and strong opinions on strict censorship, she deserves recognition for her positive actions?
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