Reform UK’s 2025 national conference last week saw leader Farage declare higher education is “poisoning” young minds while Warwickshire council leader Finch spoke confidently about the party’s status in the region. The conference was held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham on September 5 and 6 and was attended...
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British hopes at the US Open came to a premature end last week, with Cameron Norrie, Jack Draper, and Emma Raducanu all falling short as the sport’s dominant forces once again stamped their authority. From Novak Djokovic’s resilience to Elena Rybakina’s power, the gulf in class was plain to see....
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Warwick art historian, Dr Elizabeth Goldring, has discovered a thought-to-be lost portrait of Henry Wriothesley after more than 400 years since its creation. Henry Wriothesley (1573-1624) was the third Earl of Southampton, and was notably connected to William Shakespeare, with two of the playwright’s famous poems dedicated to him. The...
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Rhea Kapoor reviews Sabrina Carpenter's 7th studio album 'Man's Best Friend'.
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The cornerstone of all travel journalism has always been destination advice: from familiar favourites to hidden treasures, consumers can gain trustworthy advice on where and where not to go. Even social media, though less highbrow, now offers travellers fairly valuable insights that can influence their next trip abroad. Therefore, if...
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The government has agreed to allow Gazan students to come to the UK on university scholarships in the next few weeks – but with some caveats. The students are set to come to the UK through a variety of schemes, including the mostly government-funded Chevening Scheme for international master’s degree...
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Warwick Left, formerly Warwick Labour, is a melting pot of the most passionate, heterogeneous, and radical political voices. With a prominent history and illustrious alumni, the organisation has been frequently dubbed as the country’s most active left-wing university student society and now makes history in its long-awaited, formal disaffiliation from...
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Cianan Sheekey discusses the failures of the USSR's command economy, and how they led to its inevitable collapse
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Do not fret, folks: the international break is over, and we are free. Watching international football is riveting during tournaments, but when qualifiers interrupt a weekend of Premier League football? Frustrating, though unavoidable. With this glorious return comes the return of FPL, so it’s time to delve back into some...
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This article is the opinion of an individual and is not affiliated with The Boar. In June 1966, James Meredith, the first black American admitted to the University of Mississippi, was shot while demonstrating against racial segregation and voter suppression. The attack came during his solitary ‘March Against Fear’, a...
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Why do Premier League clubs spend all summer negotiating before completing big-money deals in the final 24 hours of the window? Nobody knows, but transfer deadline day once again lived up to its notoriously frenetic reputation, with Premier League clubs sealing landmark purchases that could be crucial for the season...
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Ben Tanguy reviews Queens of the Stone Age at Rock en Seine 2025.
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On July 5 2025, Palestine Action was proscribed and deemed a terrorist organisation within the UK. Founded in 2020, the group aimed to end Israeli apartheid in the wake of the ongoing slaughter of Palestinians. Since its proscription, protests have sparked across the UK, leading to the continual arrest of...
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