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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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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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 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 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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With the recent launch of Tesla’s robotaxis, the safety of self-driving cars has been called into question once again. Despite research suggesting that autonomous vehicles can be safer than human-driven cars, these new Tesla taxis highlight the limitations of driverless vehicles. After Tesla’s robotaxis were tested in Austin, Texas on...
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It feels an age ago when China splurged what seemed limitless amounts of money into their Super League. Players like Hulk and Oscar bewitched by promises of money and being part of this project to bring Chinese football on par with Europe. There were many parallels between what Saudi Arabia...
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When Hitman launched in 2016, its slogan was “Enter a world of assassination”. It sums up the game perfectly. But few expected it to become one of the most critically acclaimed trilogies in modern gaming. However, at the time, its developer, IO Interactive (IOI), was on the brink of collapse....
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The curtain has risen, and I’ve already lost my breath. The opening scene of auteur director Jamie Lloyd’s production of Evita at the London Palladium billows with smoke and passion. Hooded mourners, a disgruntled Che (Diego Andres Rodriguez), stone steps lined with floodlights, and a life-size neon EVITA sign set...
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The Education Committee has opened an inquiry into the precarious fiscal situation of the UK’s higher education institutions. Following the release of a troubling report by the Office for Students, outlining the ill health of the sector’s finances and a growing inability to depend on income from international students (as...
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Rhia Shah discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his radical conspiracies and his much needed reforms for tackling US food policy.
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Chief Executive Monica Fogarty has vetoed the removal of the Progress Pride Flag flown above Warwickshire County Council, after 18-year-old interim Reform council leader George Finch petitioned for its removal. Fogarty claimed that decisions such as these were within her remit as Chief Executive, and denied Reform’s request to take...
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Human genome synthesis was once considered a pipe dream; the ethical considerations, cost, and lack of technology were substantial barriers. Now, following a £10 million initial investment from the world’s leading medical charity, the Wellcome Trust, a gateway has been opened to foster a new era of synthetic biology via...
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