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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Are the neurological symptoms of Covid-19 reversible?
Alice Standen looks into studies on the causes and permanence of the long-term neurological side effects of Covid-19.
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Leamington FC reach Birmingham Senior Cup Final
After an against-the-odds triumph over Burton Albion, Leamington FC have made it to the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup, where they will play one of Alvechurch or Stourbridge, with the tie likely to be held at one of Birmingham’s Premier League stadiums. Although many football fans will not have...
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The best black-owned brands
Praise Oviawe shares a list of some black-owned businesses to support!
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‘Moonfall’ is Both Flavourless and Laughably Silly
Writer Ethan Jones reviews Roland Emmerich's new disaster epic 'Moonfall', starring Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson.
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The Football 7-Dayer Podcast EP9: Is the title race still on?
Toby Farmer and the boys are back with another episode of the Football 7-Dayer Podcast from the Boar Sport, discussing this week’s Premier League and WSL action. Manchester City and Liverpool both won, meaning the title race is still very much on, while things heat up at the bottom as...
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MATCHDAY LIVE – UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LAST 16 SECOND LEG: LIVERPOOL VS INTER MILAN
It was a tight game first time out, before Liverpool snatched two late goals to take a 2-0 lead back to Anfield. Can Inter turn it around? Join Mitchell Ryan for live updates.
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Joe Perry wins snooker’s Welsh Open
Joe Perry held his nerve to win the Welsh Open, defeating Judd Trump 9-5 in the final. The victory is Perry’s second ranking title, after a win in 2015, and one he termed “the absolute highlight of my career by a country mile”. It was a cagey match, and one...
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Don’t blame Carrie for Boris’ Blunders
Noah Keate forcefully argues that we should look to Boris rather than Carrie Johnson for the government's failings
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Wide Awake Festival Review: the best London has to offer
In time for the 2022 festival season, Niall Hawkins reviews the 2021 edition of the Wide Awake festival and argues why this loud, dynamic celebration of music is something to keep on your radar for 2022.
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Football and the conflict in Ukraine
It has been announced that this season’s Champions League final is to be moved from St Petersburg to Paris, as a response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. After an emergency meeting on Friday 25 February, the UEFA executive committee determined its response to the crisis would see the match...
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Does life really flash before your eyes?
Although life flashing before one's eyes has long been thought to be a fictional occurrence, new research suggests there may be evidence for this.
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Women’s cycling is ready to hit the big time: when will its governing body allow it to?
When the UCI, cycling’s governing body, launched the Women’s World Tour at the beginning of the 2016 season, campaigners saw it as a sizeable step towards equality across the peloton. Race days at the top level of the sport were to be increased from a meagre 10 to 35, and...
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