Alongside the myriad crises Britain is currently being buffeted with, the UK is experiencing yet another one: the measles crisis. Cases of the disease in England and Wales surged beyond 1,600 in 2023 – double the number in 2019. With a measles outbreak currently plaguing the West Midlands, the UK’s...
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Pro-Palestine protests have echoed throughout the Ivy Leagues in the US, with calls for condemnation trickling down from Congress and the White House. Presidents of three of the nation’s top universities are facing allegations for evading lines of questioning in a congressional hearing on whether calls for the genocide of...
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This year’s Public Domain Day in the US saw the entry of the original Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie, into the hallowed ranks of classic media that is no longer protected by intellectual property rights, with the cartoon mouse joining beloved characters such as Winnie the Pooh and Bugs Bunny. Though,...
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Srammar schools should not be banned, on the contrary, we need more of them. To begin with, what exactly are these institutions, and why are there so few of them today? Grammar schools are a type of state school which admit pupils on the basis of academic ability. They have...
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It’s grey, it’s cold, it’s winter – and it will stay that way for a bit longer. As days grow longer at an excruciatingly slow pace, and we find ourselves yearning for the first glimpses of spring, Warwick students wonder how to best persist in the face of wintery adversity...
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In the quirky town of Leamington, creativity is the secret ingredient that elevates its dining experience. With a unique blend of eccentricity and refinement, the food here strikes the best balance between style and substance, offering a pleasurable ambience and delicious food. If you’re eager to explore Leamington’s dining scene...
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Everton and Nottingham Forest are both currently being investigated for breaching the Premier League Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) which allow teams to lose up to £105 million over a three-year cycle; the final result of the case will be announced in late May. The story begins in December 2023...
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A thug’s sport played by gentlemen. A game of physicality, intelligence, raw skill, tactics, ingenuity, teamwork, stamina, and above all else, passion. A form of warfare loved by millions of fans around the world but now under threat due to lacking engagement. It is exciting news for all that Netflix...
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In a recent exam sat at the University of Bath, students were left feeling “confused” to find the mark scheme and answers printed in an economics paper. The university’s proposed resit date was protested by its students. Upon opening the exam paper, the students in the exam room: “were all...
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FT CEO John Ridding illuminates the perilous intersection of AI and democracy, urging media innovation amidst the chaos of misinformation.
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After a staggering 20 years, Northshore High has re-opened its doors, and Mean Girls has returned to cinemas to take the world by storm once again. This new adaptation, based on the cult classic from 2004 and directed by Samantha Jayne & Arturo Perez Jr., sports familiar jokes and faces,...
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Adam Silver, the commissioner for the NBA, got it right again. In perhaps his boldest attempt at revitalising an aspect of the league, a plan for a tournament to take place during the early stages of the regular season was put forward. Despite fierce fan criticism, it went ahead for the...
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Austin Lawrence delves into the impact of electronic waste on the environment and what we can do to mitigate this.
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