Who’s Madeline? Is ‘call-out’ lyricism going too far?
Sam Capper exposes the art of name-dropping on Lily Allen's new album.
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Queen of the Hill Tracts: The Heaven of Bengal
When we talk about travelling, our thoughts instinctively shift to places overseas. And although experiencing exotic cultures is thrilling in its own right, it often causes us to overlook the beauty within. That is what I realised when I visited Rangamati, one of the most multicultural and bio-diverse districts across...
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The controversy of Bad Bunny being announced to perform during the 2026 Super Bowl LX halftime show
Callum Morar discusses the announcement of Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl Halftime Show 2026 performer.
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Vigil in Cathedral ruins to mark 85 years since Coventry Blitz
A vigil to mark 85 years since the Coventry Blitz is to be held on Friday 14 November in the ruins of Coventry Cathedral. Eight and a half decades have passed since the German Luftwaffe released 30,000 incendiary bombs, including 1,600 high explosives bombs, in just twelve hours. Although other...
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In line with inflation: Is Labour’s new tuition fee approach fair?
On Monday 20 October, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced that Labour will “increase undergraduate tuition fee caps for all higher education providers in line with forecast inflation for the next two academic years.” It is a headline that comes only a year after the government increased tuition fees by £285...
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Why Thringstone is worth a visit
I have always been proud of my hometown. Its strong mining heritage and small population has created a sort of community feel around the place. Our weekly markets and high street prove a great place to see the same faces and build up relations (I am now on speaking terms...
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‘It’s weird music’: Hugh Cornwell on his 1979 album ‘Nosferatu’ and upcoming ‘Come and Get Some Tour’
Lilith Pearson has a conversation with Hugh Cornwell ahead of his upcoming 'Come and Get Some Tour'.
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Leamington vs Canley: The great debate
Leamington vs Canley Love for Leamington by Bethany Sirianni Let me start by saying I paid my dues in Canley as a second year. I’ve been there, done that, and not got the T-shirt. The area I lived in – around Westwood Student Mews – wasn’t well-connected, felt unsafe at...
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Mental health affecting education for nearly 50% young people, report finds
Nearly half of young people in the UK have reported struggling with their mental health since the Covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, a recent study has found. Student Minds, a mental health charity, reported that 57% of students ‘self-reported’ a mental health issue, with the consequences resulting in falling...
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Almost half of UK public think too many people go to university, survey finds
A YouGov survey has found that nearly half of the UK public believe too many young people go to university, while many believe that an apprenticeship would better prepare them for the future. This news comes less than a month after Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the government’s new target...
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Scandal’s President Fitz: A liberal in Republican clothing
Shonda Rhimes’ Scandal aired every Thursday from 2012 until its last season in 2018, putting a monopoly on Thursday evenings. It centres around Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), the former Communications Director of the White House, who runs a crisis management firm in DC to handle the scandals of politicians and...
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Get out of your bedroom: A guide to the best study spots on campus
As deadline season approaches and exams loom ahead, the fate of being glued to our laptop screens feels more unavoidable than ever. Though it can be tempting to hibernate in our bedrooms or camp out for days in the library, we are on a campus brimming with facilities and social...
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Loving the grey: Case study on Warwick University’s Architectural Beauty
For this article, I decided not to focus on the more modern academic buildings, such as the Faculty of Arts and Oculus, which have received significant architectural recognition, with the FAB ranked in 2023 amongst the top 50 Arts and Humanities departments in the world. Instead, I opted to focus...
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