Falling forward? The future of the Federal Reserve
James Watson discusses the future of the Federal Reserve under Trump after Powell leaves in 2026.
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“Needless to say I was inspired”: Tomás Doncker on his upcoming single ‘¡2 BEAUCOUP!’
Jack Thompson talks with Tomás Doncker about his upcoming single ‘¡2 BEAUCOUP!’.
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Towards the machine: How science fiction has mapped our descent into the digital
Since Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, science fiction has been a means of exploring the question, ‘what does it mean to be human?’ in a world of exponentially advancing technology. In Frankenstein, this question appears to be primarily concerned with the limits of man. Victor fashions himself as a scientific God when...
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Winter Olympics 2026: The Moments that Defined Women’s Figure Skating in Milan
The women’s skating event at the Olympics received more media attention than most other events in the run-up to the Olympics, with social media hype surrounding many of the skaters. Every podium place was up in the air, unlike the other disciplines, and fans were incredibly excited to see who...
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Winter Olympics: Japan triumph in mistake-laden pairs skating event
The pairs figure skating event at Milano Cortina was a highly anticipated one for fans of the sport. There were several contenders for the podium, including Georgia’s Anastasiia Metelkina and Luka Berulava, reigning World Champions Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara, and Germany’s Minerva Fabienne Hase and Nikita Volodin, this year’s...
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How to: Start anything
As the halfway mark for the university year passes us by, it can become a very daunting time of realisation – this year is serious, these assignments are due so soon, and we never quite stuck to those New Year resolutions that we planned less than two months ago. But...
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In conversation with EMERG: “We will just keep perfecting our craft and grow even stronger”
Luca Beech speaks to EMERG about their experience as younger artists, their debut album, and their new single, 'Star Song'.
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Inside our appetite for true crime
When I was 10 years old, I got gifted The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes for Christmas, and it is safe to say that I was captivated. Childishly, I was feeling the stories deeply, as if it were my duty to uncover who the killer was. I had injected myself into...
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2026 F1 Pre-Season Testing gets underway with Mercedes emerging as favourites
Formula One is set to make its return on 6th March, and fans have had their first look at the cars during the initial three days of pre-season testing in Bahrain. As a new era of regulations is ushered in, all teams aim to capitalise on this change. After three...
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Student loans branded “oppressive” as calls for graduate tax grow
Calls for the “doomed” student loan system to be replaced by a graduate tax are increasing as over two-fifths of people believe that the government should write off some or all student debt. John Blake resigned as Director of Fair Access at the Office for Students last month and told...
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Bridgerton: A fantastical depiction of the Regency era
Dearest Gentle Reader, The release of Bridgerton Season Four, Part One, brings many new and exciting details for us to examine and swoon over. We have brand new characters, fresh romances, shocking predicaments and even fresher looks to get stuck into. If, like me, you are a lover of the...
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Cloaks, cries, and Rhys Caswell: Battle of the Bands Heat Four left everything on the stage
Luca Beech commentates on Heat Four of Battle of the Bands.
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Cianan’s Column: GW27: Time to talk chips
Entering the twilight period of the season, with just over ten gameweeks remaining, we need to talk about chip strategy. A lot of managers deployed their triple-captain in GW26 on an Arsenal asset, to, at best, a mediocre result. However, many have all chips remaining, which leaves the question: when...
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