Spotlight On: Sarah Kinsley
Emily Gibbs explains why Sarah Kinsley is one to watch in the music industry.
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Coventry man who stole £8,000 of school equipment jailed
A Coventry man has been sentenced to more than two years in jail for stealing £8,000 worth of school equipment, including iPads, and computer equipment. Darren Reid was sentenced to two years and eight months in jail on 16 January following his conviction for stealing laptops and valuables from various...
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Premier League teams spend big in action-packed January transfer window
The Premier League once again enjoyed the highest spending January transfer window in world football this year, with a total expenditure of £370m – some distance ahead of the £237m spent by German clubs in the Bundesliga. Manchester City alone accumulated a total spend of £180m, not only amassing 44%...
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The TikTok spectacle: Five stages of grief
TikTok, created in 2016, has a turbulent history of scandal and success. The app has been argued to have ‘changed the world’, from music to consumption, but in the process has alerted concerns from the political sphere. These arose in 2019 when TikTok settled a legal dispute with the Federal...
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The Wellness Edit: discipline vs motivation
Going to the gym, taking part in regular exercise, or completing any form of physical activity is often a popular goal to have with many of us recognising the benefits that exercise has on our physical and mental health. As with many goals, there might be obstacles in the way...
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Year Abroad: a semester in Singapore
It’s not something you really want to think about. Having to adjust to a new place on the other side of planet, and the potential complications that come with that. On the flip side its arguably the most exciting thing I’ve ever done. When I saw Singapore was an option...
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Concerns over Chinese ‘dependence’ as Russell Group universities supported by £50m of Chinese funding
Russell Group universities are “completely dependent” on Chinese investment, experts have warned, after receiving nearly £50 million from Chinese sources over the past four years. A series of Freedom of Information requests sent to Russell Group universities revealed that institutions are heavily reliant on foreign investment at a time when...
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Echo chambers and the age divide: How confirmation bias fuels misinformation among older generations
In the wake of recent elections, the role of misinformation in shaping public opinion, especially for older voting blocs, has become a growing concern. One of the most striking trends observed, particularly during the 2016 US presidential election, was the disproportionate spread of fake news among older adults. The 2024...
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Love at first sight: what does the science say?
You finally summit the seemingly endless FAB stairs, breathless and dreading the two-hour seminar that awaits. You’re rummaging for a pen when you glance up, and there they are. They’re perfect. Your heart skips a beat, you lock eyes and suddenly you know – or at least you think you...
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Omar Rudberg delivers a charming and electric performance at O2 Academy, Birmingham
Naomi Pandey reviews Omar Rudberg's recent gig at the O2 Academy in Birmingham.
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Wellbeing Wednesdays: 10 ways to practice self-love this Valentine’s Day
As we approach Valentine’s season, it is more evident than ever that love holds a crucial part in our lives. However, people tend to forget that love comes in all forms, not just from romantic relationships. So, whether in a romantic relationship or single, it is important to recognise all...
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The cost of travelling on the edge: Island nations face the rising tide
When you think of island nations, an image probably comes to mind: pristine oceans, sandy beaches, and vibrant coral-reef cover create a setting as idyllic as they come. Understandably, the attractiveness of island nations has made them a haven for tourism. Revenues from tourism often exceeds 40% of GDP in...
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Everyman’s right: the freedom to roam in Norway and Sweden
The UK is home to some stunning nature, from the Lake District and the Brecon Beacons, to Loch Ness and Giant’s Causeway. But much of it lies on private property, and even on public access land recreation is limited to certain activities. This isn’t the case in Norway and Sweden,...
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