By run-in, I mean the period from now until the 26th of March next year, wherein (excluding bouts of FA Cup action) we have no FPL breaks, alongside several mid-week gameweeks (including the upcoming GW14). So adorn your planning hats, for there’s a lot of football to think about heading...
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“Are we in Warwick or Coventry?” The question that runs through the minds of every first-time visitor to the Warwick Arts Centre, including 2019 Essex Comedian of the Year, Josh James, who is currently doing the rounds on his debut tour, Doing Alright. It’s been quite a journey for James,...
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Hayden Morrison reviews Nirvana's MTV Unplugged in New York over 30 years after its release.
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Graham Greene’s 1948 The Heart of the Matter is a book that simultaneously frustrates and demands much of its readers. Set in an anonymous African Colony in West Africa, it centres around British colonial police officer Henry Scobie, and his downward turn from moral righteousness to suicide, and his catholic...
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Emily Gibbs discusses the soundtrack of Dune in her column 'The Soundtrack Space'.
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Earlier this week, Europe’s biggest club competition saw the conclusion of Matchday 4, with all 18 matches filled with high-stakes drama. We start in Italy, where the Serie A Champions, Napoli, hosted Eintracht Frankfurt. Despite holding possession for most of the game and launching a flurry of attacks, the game...
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“Ludlow is probably the loveliest town in England with its hill of Georgian houses ascending from the river Teme” – John Betjeman, 1943 Sir John Betjeman, an influential figure in English poetry and architecture. Sir Betjeman made a claim that Ludlow “is probably the loveliest town in England”, and The...
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It’s safe to say that upon opening my copy of Wuthering Heights, I had high expectations. It is impossible not to have expectations of one of the most famous romance novels of all time. Even before reading the novel, I knew that the name ‘Heathcliff’ is commonly circulated as a...
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Ted Lasso is beloved by many for being an amazing example of positive masculinity – dare I say it is the best example in media at the moment. However, even though fans are excited that we are getting a fourth season, they are also conflicted due to the closure given...
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Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) was a Swedish chemist, inventor, and industrialist who was born in Stockholm. He was attributed as saying the following: “Hope is nature’s veil for hiding truth’s nakedness.” The Nobel Prize was first established in 1901 and, outside of extenuating circumstances, has run every year since. The prizes...
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Charlotte Roff explores how the structure and advantages of private schooling continue to influence social mobility, and how new policy shifts may affect this.
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The sickly decay of nature Is almost bitter sweet For I moved to greener pastures And can now stand on my own feet As my world begins to crumble And Leaves turn from red to brown to grey My heart takes a tumble And I begin to pray The happiness...
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Luca Beech reviews Tame Impala's most recent album 'Deadbeat'.
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