Ever since the beginning of his second administration earlier this year, President Trump’s Republican administration has taken strides towards far-right and fascist policies. Having deported US child citizens and allegedly innocent men with no criminal record to a maximum security El Salvadoran prison CECOT known for its flagrant human rights...
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Whatever your newspaper of choice — The Guardian, BBC, The Times, or The Daily Telegraph — you cannot scroll past the online homepage without finding news about Gaza or Ukraine at the front and centre. Whatever the news outlet and its political bias, coverage of these conflicts is unavoidable, and...
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An anonymous writer discusses the impact of firms and their support, or lack thereof, for pride.
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From wholesome energy to crushing despair, LGBTQ+ shows have it all. Whether you adore the tragic queer stereotype or are in dire need of a bit of optimism, here’s a non-exhaustive guide to almost 30 popular LGBTQ+ shows to watch (or rewatch) this summer. I’m in the mood for… cringe-worthy...
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Jamal Ali pitches why you should tune into Panda Bear while he tours the UK.
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The summertime is nigh. It’s a time of rest, relaxation, and if you’re lucky, travel. For as long as I can remember, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May’s Top Gear has been my favourite television show, and one that has recently inspired my summertime travels to the United States....
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Commuting students are set to be faced with yet another travel nightmare, as the A429 Kenilworth Road prepares to close for seven weeks in June and July. The road, which connects campus to Kenilworth, will be closed for 24 hours a day between Monday 2 June and Saturday 28 June,...
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The prestigious Monaco Grand Prix has been a fixture in the Formula One calendar since 1950’s inaugural World Championship, barring the pandemic-shortened 2020 season. The hallowed streets of Monte Carlo have set the stage for some of the sport’s most famed moments, and only the very best drivers have mastered...
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On Monday 28 April, there were massive power outages in Spain, Portugal, and parts of France from noon onwards. They caused disruption, panic, and perhaps surprisingly, demonstrations of human goodwill and unity. After two successive “disconnection events” across the grid, a cascade caused Spain and the other affected areas to...
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Warwick Arts Centre’s Pride Month calendar has become significantly sparser, with a number of events now cancelled in the wake of the recently announced Pride boycott. The Arts Centre had originally confirmed a jam-packed schedule of events running from today (Saturday 31 May) to Thursday 12 June, but, following Warwick’s...
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Labour has introduced plans to curb immigration figures by cracking down on international student visas following the success of Reform in the local elections. The Government is proposing to reduce legal migration into the UK, imposing a levy on student income and tightening visa rules. According to the Home Office,...
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The recent ruling of the Supreme Court has left the small minority of transgender people in the UK, specifically trans women, devastated. With the judges legally defining the term “woman” as a biological woman, this has actively restricted the definition of women to sex, rather than gender identity, thus excluding...
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Sunderland became the third and final club to secure promotion to the Premier League last Saturday, beating fellow hopefuls Sheffield United in an exhilarating Wembley showpiece. It was a day to forget for Sheffield, who were denied promotion despite finishing 14 points above Sunderland in the league stage. The Blades...
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