We are in a new era when it comes to travel: the era of the influencer. ‘Travel influencer’ is by no means a new profession, but the chokehold social media has on travel has never been tighter. I’ll admit as a post-year abroad languages student with aspirations of travelling and...
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Don’t you also hate it when your favourite TV show becomes Americanised? The cast becomes majority American, the setting has a blend of UK and American features, and British actors put on an American accent to fit a now-abroad audience? Black Mirror is a British dystopian anthology series that delves...
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Lucy Gibbons investigates the listening habits of Warwick students in light of recent Spotify controversies.
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In the competitive market of game development, success is often measured by the size of a studio’s staff, or the complexity of the game’s cinematic universe. Yet, every so often, a project emerges that reminds the industry of a simpler truth: a great mechanic and a bit of humour can...
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Backers of the Assisted Dying Bill believe it is now “near impossible” that the House of Lords will pass the proposed bill before the end of this parliamentary session in May. If this were to happen, the legislation that is backed by Parliament and, according to polling, the majority of...
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With Ryan Mason being sacked from West Brom earlier this January, just one day after Ruben Amorim being discharged from Manchester United, managerial dismissals across the top 4 divisions of England reaches 22, reflecting an increasingly feeble dynamic between managers and club in modern football. Today, clubs are operating a...
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On November 10 2025, the Booker Prize, one of the most prestigious English-language prizes for literature, was awarded to David Szalay’s Flesh. This novel follows István, from growing up in a quiet town in Hungary to living in elite circles in London. Jonathan Cape, the publisher of this year’s winner, also...
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In Mary & George, the Tudor court becomes a battlefield where affection is currency and intimacy is wielded as a weapon. The series peels back the velvet drapes of royal life to expose a world of calculated betrayals, shaped by loyalty that bends easily beneath ambition. At its heart lies...
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As we look back, 2025 was an unforgettable year with incredulous events like the so-called ‘Pope Games’ (aka the internet’s fascination with the election of the new Pope) and the Louvre robbery, a heist so unbelievable it had people questioning if it was a promo for the upcoming Now You...
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A Warwickshire police detective has received a suspended sentence after pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a woman he met on duty. John Littlewood, who recently retired from the force, worked as a detective constable in the force’s child abuse, trafficking, and exploitation team. He appeared at Birmingham Crown Court on...
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Today’s geopolitical climate is a stormy one for the UK, with many an ominous cloud on the horizon. With the UK falling out with the US and detached from the EU, safe havens seem difficult to come by. Or more accurately, the UK is being increasingly pressured to set a...
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Over the past five years, the rise in popularity of new media outlets has been significant, to the point that, in 2024, online news sources officially overtook television for the first time in history. However, this is just the beginning of the story. The Boar ran an investigation into how...
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Amelia Farmer talks to The Pork Chop Express about their upcoming performance at Warwick's 46th Real Ale Festival.
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