Coventry City F. C. have sacked their manager, Mark Robins, on Nov 7, following a 2-1 home loss to Midlands rivals Derby County. The announcement came as a shock to a number of Coventry City fans, who regard his time in charge of the club as a resounding success. Robins...
Read More
One Vauxhall Corsa. 14 wild boars. 307 first-year physics textbooks, and 1,535 copies of The Boar. That isn’t the Editor-in-Chief’s slightly perplexing shopping list but is instead a list of items equal in weight to the world’s largest pumpkin. The titanic vegetable was crowned on 14 October at the annual...
Read More
The science will have you binning your tupperware — but is there any point to panicking? Martin Day explores the true scale of our plastic problem in food, looking at what scientists know, the huge amount they don't, and whether it's pointless to try avoiding plastic's effects.
Read More
We Live in Time recently hit our cinemas after an iconic London film premiere, in which Andrew Garfield was supported by a life-sized cut-out of Florence Pugh. A24 really does know how to tell a beautiful story! I truly believe that these are Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield’s best,...
Read More
Parth Malik discusses the multitude of crises facing Boeing and what the company must do to recover.
Read More
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the newly reopened Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Having closed due to the pandemic, the Gallery has now been extended and filled with plenty of new exhibits. Although only a portion of the Gallery has reopened, the place was rife with visitors eager...
Read More
Between 2021 and 2023, studies measured the highest increase in England of syphilis cases in the West Midlands. Across just two years, the number of heterosexual men diagnosed with the sexually transmitted infection rose 149%, while the number of heterosexual women with the condition also rose by 121%. Although rates...
Read More
Greater Manchester Police are investigating after anti-Israel protestors stole the busts of a former Israeli President from Manchester University on Friday 2 November. The Palestine Action Group shared a video of two masked individuals ‘abducting’ two busts of Chaim Weizmann, a former president of Israel who also taught chemistry at...
Read More
American football has always been popular in the UK, but recently, the UK fanbase has reached an all-time high: this year’s Super Bowl was the most-watched on record for UK viewers (3.4 million viewers, up 48% from 2023). However, it is not just support which is increasing, as the sport...
Read More
Bella Wheeler talks to Sports Teams' Alex Rice and Rob Knaggs.
Read More
On November 12th, Uplift will be taking the UK Government to court over their decision to approve Rosebank. Rosebank is not only a climate disaster with implications beyond our borders, but campaigners also fear it will also keep Britain locked onto fossil fuels, exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis, fuel poverty, and the need for a just transition for workers in the energy industry. With this in mind, Hannah, a post-graduate student at Warwick involved with the Stop Rosebank Campaign, explores how this court ruling could determine the UK's future in climate justice.
Read More
Functional or performance wear crossing into mainstream fashion is nothing new. The most notable example is trainers, having transitioned from athletic gear to everyday essentials. They’ve become a staple in our wardrobes regardless of how often we play sports. The same can be said for activewear, sports bras, and athletic...
Read More
Warwick’s Shakespeare Society returned with its annual ‘Will in a Week’ production, bringing us Bard’s Buffet, a vivacious, thirty-minute Shakespearean mash-up written by Diya Sengupta and Anoushay Dar, who last took the stage with her psychological drama Mitti/Dirt. With Bard’s Buffet, Dar and Sengupta have crafted a light-hearted take on...
Read More