On 21 June 2005, an 18-year-old boy named Andrew Murray arrived at his first Wimbledon Grand Slam, facing George Bastl of Switzerland on No. 2 Court. 19 years later, he waves goodbye as not only a man, but as a champion, a warrior, and a hero to so many. As...
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“A lot of people think I’m doing this for clicks, but to tell you the truth, I’m on a mission to educate the young,” Eddie Abbew tells me as he reflects on his journey from working as a psychiatric nurse to becoming nothing short of an internet sensation. Boasting millions...
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Surf’s up, fashion lovers. The tides of style are rolling in, and we’re here to catch the biggest wave of swimwear trends for 2024. As the beaches beckon, I’m here to dish out the hottest looks that’ll have you turning heads and catching rays in style. From barely-there bikinis to...
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Experts have warned of life-threatening risks from abusing the weight-loss drug Ozempic, as concerns grow over their role in encouraging ‘beach body’ trends among young women. The accessibility of weight-loss drug semaglutide, more commonly known by the brand name Ozempic, is causing concern among medical professionals. They report a high...
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The decision by X (formerly Twitter) to anonymise users’ likes on the platform last month came as quite a surprise to many people. The Washington Post described it as “the end of an era”. This move, which doesn’t actually usher in complete anonymity, as post authors can still see who...
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A student accommodation block in Coventry has been prevented from being rented to non-students over the summer break in a decision made by the city council. The Oaks, which is located on Westwood Way, was opened four years ago and contains 378 rooms, with prices beginning at £154 per week. ...
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When many talk about Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, they frequently explore how these parties are taking votes from the traditional right-wing of European politics. However, there is one thing all commentators miss (that Farage himself recently pointed out): how popular these “New Right” parties are for those on the traditional...
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The Warwick Arts Centre has been voted Best Arts, Culture, and Theatre Venue in the country at the 11th annual Muddy Stilettos Awards. Readers of Muddy Stilettos, a luxury lifestyle website, voted for the Warwick Arts Centre to be crowned best arts venue in the West Midlands, as part of...
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Amy Maloney reviews Towa Bird's debut album, 'American Hero'.
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There is truly no better way to embrace the sunshine and spend time with friends or family this July than hosting a picnic, especially given that July is national picnic month. The act of picnicking combines spending time in fresh air, enjoying different types of food and drink, and bringing...
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The England Men’s Team have not won a trophy since 1966. For all of his man management, positive energy, and shielding of players, Gareth Southgate has failed to end the trophy drought and has resigned from his post as the England Manager. It comes after England’s 2-1 defeat to Spain...
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Spain won EURO 2024 after a thrilling 2-1 victory over England in the final held at the Olympiastadion. From the outset, Spain pushed forward with intent, as England’s John Stones was tested early by Nico Williams. It was a half where both teams struggled to gain the upper hand, and...
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The Olympics is rooted in tradition and heritage, however since the first modern summer games were held in Athens back in 1896, some changes have taken place to the line-up of sports. Tug of war, cricket, and lacrosse have all disappeared from the games’ roster over the years, but others,...
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