Uncle Vanya: a claustrophobic and melancholic play in which bottled-up resentment of a Russian family of the 1890s threatens to tear them apart from one another. A play which, if not done correctly, risks the audience having to endure tedious silences and confusing family relationships, not to mention the complex...
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French rugby is ablaze: it’s lit up with superstar Olympic gold medal-winning players like Antoine Dupont; houses a raucous national stadium feared by travelling countries; and has two fiercely competitive home leagues with the top league home to the winners of the European Champions Cup for the last four years...
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You are lacing up your trainers. Tunes are flowing through your headphones. You are hitting new distances and achieving personal bests. For runners, this is often a daily or weekly highlight. Running is a great sport as it brings huge fitness benefits and is enjoyable both in groups and alone....
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Lucy Gibbons reviews Lizzy McAlpine's recent gig at the O2 Academy in Birmingham.
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Halloween is a staple in any student calendar. Students up and down the country get dressed up in a variety of different outfits to celebrate the supposedly scariest night of the year, and at Warwick, this is no exception. It is near impossible to go through October on campus without...
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England’s October international break featured two friendlies for the Lionesses as they continued their preparations for Euro 2025. Sarina Wiegman’s side faced Germany at Wembley on October 25 in what was a repeat of the Euro 2022 final. Despite missing star player Lauren James, England could field a strong starting...
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With Halloween lurking around the corner, me and my fellow dep found ourselves searching for something fun and spooky to do. Unfortunately, reality can be a bit of a heartbreaker and with most club tickets selling for way too much and cinemas being booked out, we decided to give an...
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Pattie Gonia, a drag queen from Nebraska, has made a name for themselves by fostering a community of over 1,000,000 queer environmentalists. Six years ago, they went viral for click-clacking her heels along a mountaintop trail. This internet fame helped them discover a unique intersection between the fight for both queer and climate justice – a marriage of their two great passions. At a time when extreme climate events, like the recent hurricanes Helene and Milton, are leaving swathes of the US devastated, and anti-drag bills are being proposed across the nation, Patti fights for the protection of natural spaces for all, championing the need for the climate movement to be inclusive to all.
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Do you believe in climate change? Statistically, the chances are you do. Around three in four people in the UK believe and are worried about the effects of climate change, according to the 2021 Census. But for something that may seem obvious to most, there are still a significant number of people who believe climate change is a made-up concept.
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Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick has suggested he would cut student loans for “low-value degrees”. The candidate revealed that he would aim to cut funding towards the worst performing 10% of courses in a speech delivered on Wednesday to the Thatcherite Centre for Policy Studies. Jenrick is one of...
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A barren stage, soaked in cold light. Two drunken old men, one paralysed on the wooden floor, the other picking off the floorboards of Rob Howell’s classical set. As one these floorboards are picked off, a warm gleam emanates from below. The old man reaches down to this glow and...
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Jack Thomspon discusses his ideal music collaborations.
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A week ago, I watched 19-year-old Sha’ban al-Dalou burn to death. Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, located in Deir al Balah, Gaza, was struck by Israeli forces on the assertion that the hospital, which housed tents for those seeking refuge, was in the immediate vicinity of a Hamas command centre. Once...
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