The Sudanese civil war is the single most severe humanitarian crisis of the 21st century. Since the conflict began, more than 150,000 people have died, and 12 million more have been displaced from their homes. The brutal crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are heavily documented and are...
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In the 10 or so months since I returned from studying in Salamanca, almost no one who I have talked to about my year abroad has known where it is. Hardly surprising really, tucked away in the bottom corner of Spain’s largest autonomous region, roughly halfway between Madrid and the...
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Once more this December, Geoff Keighley invited the crème de la crème of the video game industry to Los Angeles for The Game Awards to hand out some trophies and advertise the next crop of contenders. Read on to find my biggest takeaways, as someone tuned into the space but...
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To be perfectly honest, this article seemed like a much better idea when I asked for it. Now that I’m sitting in a cafe trying to write it, worried that I’ve picked the wrong place and soon I’ll be expected to order food, the task seems small and impossible. If...
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GW18 was a low-scoring one, which, as a silver lining, means it’s unlikely you lost out too majorly to your mini-league rivals. If you’re looking to make up those losses or expand the lead you gained last week, this is the place to be, as we look into the best...
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Mason Stannard-Parages reviews Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
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Throughout our lives, we are taught to have goals. In fact, my secondary school’s motto was “Believe, Aspire, Achieve”, all centred around goals. It seems completely logical that having goals would only be beneficial, providing a sense of direction and acting as an objective in which our energy can be directed towards. Interestingly, however, recent...
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Alex Moore reviews Yorgos Lanthimos' 'Bugonia'.
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Wildfires have burnt record-breaking amounts of land in 2025, putting increasing pressure on the Fire and Rescue Service. According to GWIS, 47,179 hectares of land were burnt this year, far exceeding the previous record year of 2019 which saw 28,100 hectares of land burnt. Following Reeves’ budget, the Fire Brigades...
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I decided to leave a two-year, five-month, and seven-day relationship in 2024. I took the opportunity to focus on being on my own, to experience the lamplit glow of solitude that you only appreciate in the absence of the spotlights of romantic relationships. I hadn’t been single for over two...
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FIFA has slashed the price of some World Cup tickets to £45 as part of a new “Supporter Entry Tier,” a pricing category designed to allow “loyal fans” to attend matches. The decision represents an unexpected move by football’s governing body and its president, Gianni Infantino, amid mounting backlash over...
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As the holiday season draws to a close with the inevitable approach of the last day of the year, it is also inevitable to feel just a hint of dread at the unfurling of a new year, accompanied by a fair amount of pressure and expectation. Usually, the planning and...
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From left, right, and centre, Iran is facing pressure from all sides. Crises on the domestic front have left Iran politically divided and weakened, while foreign losses against Israel, coupled with the collapse of close allies, have plummeted Iran’s regional influence in the Middle East. At home, Iran is facing...
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