What is podcastable? It is a question I can imagine having been circulated in some dressing or another at BBC board meetings. The attitude within Auntie seems to be just about everything at the moment. Perhaps the signs have been there for a while. They did after all rename their...
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Ellie Mitchell recaps the spunky fashion looks and spicy drama that took centre stage at this year's Met Gala.
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A form signed by students and current Warwick Students’ Union Officers, has called for Warwick University to resolve “unsafe personal tutoring ratios” and “excessive student recruitment” in the Social Sciences faculty.
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Dear furless friends, Are you frustrated with the overbearing air travel restrictions imposed on pets? Are you sick with worry whenever the airport check-in overlords banish your Golden Retriever to the aircraft hold? Do you cringe watching baggage handlers disinterestedly chucking around cargo? Do you dream of a future where...
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Like many other countries, South Korea has been struck by the low birth rate phenomenon, reaching record lows of 0.81 children per woman in 2021. Heading towards uncharted territory, Korea’s government recognised low fertility as a matter of “national importance” in 2015 and has spent over 150 billion dollars to...
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70 years ago, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the peak of Mount Everest. Reece Goodall reflects on the fabled journey that took two men to the top of the world
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Blizzard Entertainment's Executive Producer Jared Neuss declared that PvE would not be coming to 'Overwatch 2' in the way that was promised. There would be no skill tree or customisable abilities, nor would there be a full campaign. Everything that players had been waiting for was cancelled.
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Tanvi discusses whether companies are moving back to work from the office.
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Much is documented about Arsene Wenger’s cultural revolution at Arsenal. “We want our Mars bars” was the common refrain of his discontented squad after cleaning up their diets. It would represent a sea change in nutrition now no longer remarkable in the game. But the Frenchman was not just doing...
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Seven Standen looks at the pioneering legacy of Virginia Woolf and her influential writing on mental health.
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For nearly two decades, Rafael Nadal has ruled Roland-Garros. The so-called ‘King of Clay’ has been effectively unconquerable on the tough red of Paris, so rarely ever overcome by its challenges. This time, however, is different. No one is too surprised. The injury problems have long loomed and threatened what...
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This season has been full of personal landmarks for Harry Kane. He has become the all-time top scorer for both Tottenham Hotspur and England. His tally of 28 league goals (prior to the final day) would win the Golden Boot in most seasons, if it was not for the phenomenon...
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Hi, I’m Matt. I like podcasts. One of the things I like most about podcasts is how they are discovered. Unlike TV and film, podcasts did not traditionally come to you. You had to seek them out. My journey into podcasts was a slow one, beginning in the summer of...
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