‘The Hunting Party’ review – engaging story, confusing structure
Reece Goodall reviews 'The Hunting Party' by Lucy Foley, arguing that an interesting idea is weakened by a confusing structure and poorly developed characters.
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Man arrested and bailed in Leicester party stabbing investigation
Police have arrested and bailed a ninth man in relation to a stabbing at a party in Leicester.
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Is the atom really indivisible?
Although it was long believed that the atom is the smallest unit of matter, we now know this is not the case.
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EastEnders: is Gray’s story running out of gas?
As Gray Atkins' story on 'EastEnders' heats up, Kiran Sophie Ladva determines how well the story has been managed thus far and how she'd want it to resolve itself.
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To Goodreads or not to Goodreads?
Gaby Shedwick discusses her grievances with GoodReads challenges.
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‘Black Swan’: a lesson for those of us who want to enter the creative industry
Tia Slavin explores the heady, intoxicating world of Darren Aronosfky's psychological thriller.
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England set for do-or-die clash with Ireland
England are set for their showdown with Ireland, with their Six Nations hopes very much on the line. With France winning again last night, with a 13-9 victory over Wales England go into the game at Twickenham today in the knowledge that, by virtue of their loss to Scotland in...
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Familiar, catchy, and uplifting: The Wombats’ ‘Fix Yourself, Not the World’ review
Gaby Shedwick reviews The Wombats' latest album: the crowd-pleasing yet slightly lacklustre Fix Yourself, Not the World.
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Lower earners to be hit hardest by student loan changes
Future lower-earning graduates will be hit most by announced student loan reforms, says a recent publication from the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Student elections: Why do they matter?
Euan Healy explains why student elections matter more than most seem to think
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Can we avoid the mistakes of Y2K fashion?
Lucy Carter questions whether we can avoid the mistakes of y2k in the modern resurgence.
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What policies do UK parties have for tackling climate change?
It’s SU election time, and with elections comes policies. As climate change has become more pressing, the major political parties have started incorporating green policies into their platforms – but what exactly have they promised? I’ve discussed the Greens before, so here’s a look at where the other parties stand...
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What does the sale of Blackwell’s mean for independent bookshops?
Thu An Vo reflects on the sale of Blackwell's after more than a century of family ownership, arguing this could potentially spell danger for independent bookshops.
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