High stakes: Could legal cannabis fund Britain’s future?
Ciara Flynn discusses whether Britain should legalise cannabis to help generate much needed revenue and reduce crime.
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Office for Students urges ‘very strong’ support for free speech on campuses
New guidance has been published for universities on how they should deal with inflammatory disputes such as pro-Palestine encampments and the targeting of gender-critical academics. The Office for Students (OfS) has published the document to help universities “navigate” their future responsibilities under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, which...
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Loyle Carner’s ‘hopefully !’ is a solid, but safe, addition to his discography
Charlie Spence reviews Loyle Carner's most recent release 'hopefully !'.
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We have all the time in the world: Who should be the next James Bond and how should he play it?
Finn Blackmore discusses the contentious and burning question of who should be the next James Bond
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Something needs to change for Doctor Who
“I’m born. I die. I’m born,” announces the 15th Doctor. It’s an optimistic statement, speaking to both the famous regenerative capabilities of the character but also the programme’s almost immortal quality, returning in 2005 following cancellation in 1989. However, Doctor Who has recently been haunted by rumours concerning its dwindling...
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Universities of Warwick and Leeds awarded funding for screen industries PhDs
The universities of Warwick and Leeds are set to receive PhD scholarships for their humanities departments, following being awarded a Doctoral Focal Award from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). The award will fund 20 PhD students between 2026 and 2033, with the specific goal of preparing inter-disciplinary practitioners...
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The fall of a king: Goodbye Rootes Grocery Store
It is with a heavy heart and a strange cider in hand that I come to terms with the passing of Rootes Grocery Store – the uncontested ruler of Warwick campus cuisine. Though often slandered for its £2.50 potato dogs and expensive, eccentric noodle aisle, Rootes was more than just...
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Don Toliver tears up at The O2 Arena
Anya Mittal details their experience at the O2 Arena for Don Toliver's 'Hardstone Psycho Tour'.
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Preventable cause of miscarriage uncovered by Warwick researchers in major breakthrough
Warwick researchers have uncovered a hidden, preventable cause of miscarriage in a groundbreaking study. The study, led by the University of Warwick and University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust, has uncovered a faulty process in the womb lining that is a preventable cause of miscarriage. The discovery could...
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Infantino’s Club World Cup: Authentic sporting spectacle or unwanted cash grab?
It’s fair to say that the newly-revised FIFA Club World Cup has attracted a fair deal of attention in the media this summer, and not all of it has been good. From the bizarre ways in which clubs like Inter Miami ‘qualified’ for the tournament, the half-empty stadiums, and the...
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“They just took it, and then they will just say it’s theirs”: Anna Andruseiko on reclaiming Ukrainian cultural heritage
Anna Andruseiko is 23 years old, from Stryi – a small tower in western Ukraine – and has a degree in cultural studies from the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU). I had the privilege of interviewing her on life in Ukraine both before and after the full-scale invasion and her hopes...
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‘F1: The Movie’ – blockbuster of the summer?
F1: The Movie is an adrenaline-packed summer blockbuster, well-timed to encourage further engagement with Formula One, which has already gained more traction over the past few years. However, its focus on the sport brings expectations of realism which Hollywood has not necessarily realised. The film stars Brad Pitt as Sonny...
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Warwick School of Engineering contributes to new sensory Shakespeare exhibition
Warwick School of Engineering and History department have contributed both technology and records for a new sensory rose exhibition in Shakespeare’s New Place. A chance to stop and smell the roses isn’t what one would typically expect of a museum, but Shakespeare’s New Place in Stratford-upon-Avon offers visitors exactly that...
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