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What’s gone wrong for Guardiola’s Manchester City?

After eight stellar seasons and six league titles, the seemingly impossible has finally happened: Manchester City are in bad form. After a conventionally convincing start to the season, Pep Guardiola’s once-monolithic squad has faltered and fallen out of title contention. A run of 13 games in all competitions with just...
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By , Jan. 12, 2025

2025 to welcome ‘post-pandemic’ Generation Beta

2025 will mark the arrival of the new ‘Generation Beta’, children set to inherent a rapidly and consistently changing world, full of both technological and environmental uncertainty. Born between 2025 and 2039, this generation is said to be completely centred around a technology-based future and will pioneer new solutions to...
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By , Jan. 10, 2025

Luigi Mangione: A case for vigilante activism

The failure of institutions to deliver justice is a tale as old as time, yet resolutions to such failures remain frustratingly rare. Luigi Mangione’s case offers a compelling lens through which to examine the role of vigilante action in addressing societal defects. The alleged targeting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson...
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By , Jan. 9, 2025

A campaign against AI: What can artists do to protect their work?

With the ever-growing use of AI, and an increasing number of models being trained each day – how exactly is AI distorting and affecting artists’ work? Within the creative industries, artificial intelligence threatens credibility and originality through its replication and imitation of styles inherent to an artist’s work. This makes...
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By , Jan. 8, 2025