The Soundtrack Space: Cinderella
Emily Gibbs discusses the soundtrack from 'Cinderella'.
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Jah Wobble and the Invaders of the Heart: Experts of their craft
Olmo Bellotti reviews Jah Wobble and the Invaders of the Heart's recent gig in Birmingham.
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Far from angelic, Sky Sports’ TikTok channel Halo crashed and burned in three days
Sky Sports never needed a “lil sis”, yet for a mere three days before it got taken down following fervent backlash, the broadcaster ran a TikTok channel, Halo, with the “aim to build a welcoming community for female fans through fun, trend-led, and relatable content.” Unfortunately for Sky, they fell...
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West Midlands Mayor introduces plan to reduce unemployment
The Mayor of the West Midlands, Richard Parker, has announced a plan to increase the region’s employment rate by 5% come 2035. West Midlands Works seeks to aid the almost 500,000 economically inactive residents of the region – those who are neither in employment nor actively looking for work. The...
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Britain’s sugar addiction: The silent public health crisis
Everyone understands that sugar is bad for you, but few seem to understand the extent to which it can damage you and our broader society. 84% of the UK population admits to consuming a sugary snack daily, with 79% consuming up to three every day. Worryingly, only 13% of people...
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Top clubs in the race to secure Semenyo’s signature
With the Winter transfer window for the Premier and English Football League(EFL) looming, clubs around the world are looking for top talent to sign; And one of the nameson the radar is Antoine Semenyo. The Bournemouth winger had already attracted interest over the summer from the likes of Manchester United...
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Why we can’t afford to be ignorant to the Sudan Civil War any longer
“There is a genocide going on in Darfur”, a region in the west of Sudan. This was the claim made by the Sudanese Ambassador to the UK in early November. The statement came following the siege and capture of El Fasher, the capital of the Northern Darfur region, by the...
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The Fan: The Celebrity’s ultimate friend or foe?
God, it’s cold today. It’s a Monday morning, and I can’t stand the thought of endlessly filing papers all day. But I’m already at the station, and it’s too late to fake being sick. The tube pulls in, and I quickly snag the final seat in the corner before anyone else can....
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Will Black Ops 7 cause the downfall of Call Of Duty?
It is undeniable that Call of Duty is not just one of the most influential franchises within the shooter genre, but also one of the most influential video games series of all time. For nearly two decades, the first-person shooter military video game series has dominated the market, with instalments...
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Ageing stars seem to destroy their closest planets, new Warwick research reveals
A new study by astronomers at the University of Warwick and University College London (UCL) suggests that ageing stars destroy the planets orbiting closest to them. Published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, the study consisted of observing nearly half a million nearby stars. The researchers aimed...
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Warwick District Council secures ‘warm home’ grant to support local households
Warwick District Council have acquired £2.4 million through the government’s Warm Homes Plan in an attempt to save money on energy bills for local households. The money, which comes from the national initiative, will be used to reduce energy bills, lessen fuel poverty, and improve energy efficiency in homes. To...
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But seriously, what is the point of Your Party?
Throughout the brief history of Your Party, I’ve been there: from its amateurish formation, to its disingenuous marketing, to its ego-fuelled spat with the Greens. I’ve developed somewhat of a reputation for it. When I took the pitch for this very article, I was met with a comedic remark from...
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Global Illuminations Procession lights up Warwick in its 60th year
The University of Warwick staged an evening of vibrant cultural celebration last Wednesday (19 November) with the return of the Global Illuminations Procession, signalling the end of the University’s 60th anniversary year.
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