The sorry tale of a pre-election budget
In our latest article, Taylor Green comments on Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget and broader flaws within the UK's fiscal policy framework.
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Leopard print is the new black: the mob wife aesthetic
The recent TikTokification of fashion has led to a faster-than-ever trend cycle. The mass popularisation of aesthetics has taken over not only the ‘FashionTok’ hashtag but also transformed street style. Last year, the clean girl aesthetic, focusing on natural makeup, slicked-back hair, and a minimal colour palette, took the Internet...
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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Red Bull secure comfortable win and Bearman shines on debut
The F1 circus remained in the Middle East this week at Jeddah’s Corniche Circuit. Further Red Bull dominance was expected, although, with Saudi Arabia having one of the fastest and most dangerous tracks in the schedule, there was hope that we would also get continued close running between the challengers....
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FLETCHER expresses pure honesty throughout ‘In Search Of The Antidote’
Cari Fletcher, also known as FLETCHER, rose to stardom after the release of her breakthrough 2019 single ‘Undrunk’ from her EP you ruined new york city for me, and her viral TikTok track ‘Becky’s So Hot’ from her debut album, Girl Of My Dreams in 2022. Since then, Fletcher has...
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Atomic habits: how our morning routine shapes our day
To say I’m not a morning person is an understatement. I’ve always valued getting a bit more shut-eye over a morning routine. This meant a rushed morning, waking up with only enough time to get ready, a quick bite to eat, and a few sips of my coffee that won’t...
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The Anthropocene Reviewed reviewed
Many people know of John Green as a prolific author, YouTuber, and podcaster. His biggest podcast, Dear Hank and John, is a respectable advice-giving show hosted by John and his brother, who has an equally impressive resume. The Anthropocene Reviewed is more of a solo venture. The Anthropocene is the semi-official...
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Climate resilience – an unprepared London?
In our other print article, Rory Gallagher examines London's preparedness for future climate-related disasters as the UK's biggest and most populous city.
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Travel and surviving long-distance relationships: a personal experience
Travel. Isn’t it great? The chances are that if you are reading this, you too are filled with wanderlust. You have your own personal anecdotes, experiences, desires, impressions of it. You have either travelled, are travelling or will travel. We can all agree how beneficial it is, as well as...
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Technology from University of Warwick has solved hundreds of murders
Throughout the last decade, 3D imaging technology from the University of Warwick has been used by police investigators to solve over 300 murder cases. The pioneering scanning technique produced by the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) provides image resolutions “1000 times more detailed than a hospital CT scan”, allowing new evidence...
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University of Warwick backs creation of HealthTech Campus at Arden Cross
The University of Warwick will create a HealthTech Campus at Arden Cross, as part of a regeneration project worth £3.2 billion, it has been announced. A joint venture involving the University, the UK government, and the private sector, the Campus will aim to bolster the UK’s life sciences industry, with...
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The Most Underrated Actors & Actresses of the 21st Century
Leonardo DiCaprio. Brad Pitt. Meryl Streep. Tom Cruise. Jennifer Lawrence. Ryan Gosling. These stars have long dominated the film industry, gaining so much recognition and winning countless awards. However, there are many actors and actresses out there who have not received the spotlight that they deserve. The list that follows...
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Bad Gays, good podcast
The Bad Gays podcast is hosted by Huw Lemmey and Ben Miller, who discuss ‘evil and complicated queers in history’. Each episode is about a particular individual and seems to be structured as a pre-prepared biography followed by more general discussion. Podcasts like this and Do Go On, and really...
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An investigation into student safety in Leamington Spa
Since students have returned to Warwick for Spring Term of this academic year, there have been two incidents of rape reported in Leamington Spa. At the beginning of January, Warwickshire Police called for witnesses following a rape that occurred in Ford Fields in Leamington, only a couple of weeks before...
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