The West Midlands is set to benefit from a new £2.4 billion funding injection as part of the government’s five-year plan to improve the region’s transport infrastructure. A further £13.2 billion has been granted to other areas across the UK, including £1.8 billion for the North East. Chancellor Rachel Reeves...
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For the generations before us, the path to adult life seemed relatively straightforward: attend university, secure a job afterwards, and gradually achieve financial stability. However, in today’s job market, university degrees no longer seem to carry the same prestige or guarantees that they used to 20 years ago, leaving many...
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The Austrian GP was predicted to be intense, and it certainly lived up to expectations. The chaos began as early as Carlos Sainz’s retirement before the first lap, and saw Lando Norris take first place in the 11th race of the season. Sainz was unable to start the race, with...
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Book censorship in the US has risen significantly in recent years, with many organisations being formed for the specific purpose of campaigning to have certain books banned from schools and public libraries. According to the American Library Association’s State of America’s Libraries 2025 Report, 72% of book ban requests in...
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Aram Akbari-Madovi discusses
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Every night, a growing web of satellites glimmers in the sky – but not only do they carry our GPS signals and Zoom calls, they also disrupt the very view they occupy. One of the greatest advancements in the satellite sector is Elon Musk’s Starlink, which is bringing internet connection...
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Students in England are graduating from university with student loans that are 10% higher on average than last year, as the cost-of-living crisis drives increased borrowing. New figures from the Student Loans Company (SLC), the government organisation responsible for student loans and grants in the UK, highlight the effects of...
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In recent years, there has been a rapid increase in the number of influencers branching out into podcasts. Although only 22% of internet users spend some of their time listening to podcasts, an overwhelming 92.7% of these internet users are on some form of social media. This places influencers in...
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Swirling, striking and by blunt force piercing the littlest ones. Shards. Shrapnel. Dust that rolls into dirty glooms which make plaster casts. In this cloud, people lose time. Space is meshed together, breaking against skin and bone. Children unable to move. Mothers bursting, then dusting off and with all courage,...
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The University of Warwick has dropped out of the top 70 universities globally, falling five places to 74th place in the QS World University Rankings 2026. Warwick placed in 69th place in the 2025 rankings, but has seen their position slip in the 2026 list as the University – along with...
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Ben Stokes’ England battled to secure an exhilarating win in their first Test against India. A decisive batting display from Ben Duckett in the second innings helped to overturn an early deficit in a spectacular run chase. Coming into the first test in Leeds, England had lost two of their...
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It’s easy to fall into the habit of reading the same books, or the same genre, over and over again. And there’s nothing wrong with that! Sometimes we all need the comfort and peace that a well-loved book can provide. But with exam season over and the summer ahead of us,...
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After a brief open-and-close for the Club World Cup, the summer transfer window is now well underway and yet again, clubs will be looking to bolster their squads in a bid to chase success next season. The Premier League has already seen some big arrivals and departures in what is...
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