‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ is a painting in motion
Writer Luke Brown reviews Benedict Cumberbatch's latest performance in 'The Electrical Life of Louis Wain', a movie about cats, grief and art.
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Warwick Students’ Union announces more bus drivers and faster buses
The University of Warwick’s Students’ Union has announced that after complaints of slow service, and infrequent buses, Chalton Sayer, the Welfare and Campaigns Officer for the SU has been working with stagecoach to improve services.
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Covid babies: How has the pandemic impacted their brains?
Hannah Matthews discusses new research suggesting babies born during the pandemic could be less cognitively developed than their pre-pandemic peers.
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Rana Begum’s ‘Dappled Light’ brings a flash of colour to the new Mead Gallery
Have you visited the latest exhibition in Warwick Art Centre's very own Mead Gallery? Beatrix Stark reviews Rana Begum's very instagrammable 'Dappled Light'.
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Climate reality society cancels extinction rebellion speaker over past allegations of anti-Semitism
An event titled “Our Responsibility at this time” by Roger Hallam, Co-Founder of Extinction Rebellion was cancelled by Climate Reality Warwick following a backlash from Warwick Labour and Jewish Society over past allegations of anti-semitism by Hallam.
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The Football 7-Dayer Podcast #6: The Best XI
We have something slightly different for you today on the Football 7-Dayer, as, due to the lack of footballing action this week, we debate the World’s Greatest Functional Team of all time. Each coming to the pod with our own select XI, we haggle over every position before eventually coming...
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What is seasonal affective disorder?
With students at higher risk of developing seasonal affective disorder, Shreya Joglekar looks into why this is the case, how to spot symptoms and how SAD can be treated.
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Rafael Nadal wins 21st Grand Slam with Australian Open victory
Rafael Nadal wrote himself into the history books with an epic comeback at the Australian Open, fighting from two sets down to defeat Daniil Medvedev. After a stunning victory, more than five hours in the making, Nadal took his second crown at Melbourne Park and moved one ahead of his...
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Sue Gray ‘Update’: a broken system allows a finished Prime Minister to continue
Following the release of the update from Sue Gray's report, Ben Morley argues that Prime Boris Johnson needs to resign, or be forced out.
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‘Euphoria’, season two: are teen dramas too much?
Exploring the controversary that has arisen from the latest season of Euphoria, Ben answers the much asked question of whether the modern teen drama is becoming too much.
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Ashleigh Barty wins the Australian Open 2022
Ashleigh Barty ended her home nation’s long wait for a Grand Slam women’s singles champion with a thrilling victory over Danielle Collins. The world number one continued her perfect run throughout the tournament, in which she didn’t drop a single set. She won 6-3 in the first set, and then...
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Labour lead the polls: midterm blues or a government-in-waiting?
Matthew Oulton explains why Labour's poll lead has much more to do with Conservative failings than their own successes and gives his take on what it may or may not say about the future of British politics.
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A celebration of my youth: top five FIFA soundtracks
Keith Mulopo rates his favourite tracks from FIFA games past.
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