A recent report published by the BFI has revealed that, in 2025, UK film production costs hit £6.8 billion, a 22% increase on last year. The majority of this has been attributed to inward investment from major Hollywood studios, who outsource production to the UK in pursuit of the government’s generous tax...
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Lex Gillard and Sonali Deshpande, in the print edition, present an investigative finance piece examining Warwick students’ trust in political parties on the economy, revealing strong support for the Green Party alongside broader dissatisfaction and disengagement with the UK’s political landscape.
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Nour Hegazy discusses how tensions between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve raise questions about whether his pick of Kevin Warsh will truly deliver the aggressive rate cuts he wants or uphold the central bank’s independence and inflation-fighting mandate.
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Lex Gillard examines India’s ambition to reach developed-country status by 2047 and argues that without major investment in education and human capital, the goal may remain aspirational.
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Floundering. That is the word of the moment when it comes to the experience of the job market in the United Kingdom. What can young people do? Apparently, we don’t know. Unemployment is particularly acute among young people within the 18-24 age bracket, who have continued to face knock backs...
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The UK Government has issued an emergency brake on issuing study visas to students from Sudan, Afghanistan, Cameroon, and Myanmar, to slow the rates of those claiming asylum after their studies. Recently, six students from Sudan and Afghanistan have accused the Home Secretary of racial discrimination and have launched legal...
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For many fans, the international break is a fortnight of hell as the twists and turns of the club football season are abruptly put on hold. As the season is coming to a climax, there are so many fascinating storylines to explore. Will Manchester City’s Carabao Cup triumph lead to...
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Ella Smith considers the value of special guests at concerts.
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The USA’s greenhouse gas emissions jumped by 2.5% last year, contrary to many countries’ policies, due to the global climate crisis. This record surge in gas-fired power has been mostly driven by data centres keeping up with the growing demand for AI, as the US is focusing on growing its tech...
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The UK government has released further guidance on how to manage the threat of extremism on university campuses. Both students and staff are set to have stronger protections against the threats posed by ‘extremism, harassment, and intimidation’ within universities and university affiliated events. These measures aim to help universities meet...
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Sport is no stranger to politics. Despite what the International Olympic Committee (IOC) would have you believe – a Ukrainian sportswoman was banned just last month for paying tribute to athletes killed by Russia – sport has never been ‘beyond’ politics. Bad Bunny’s half time show at the Super Bowl was a case in...
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From $12 million high-school deals to legal vacuums – why the UK must learn from America’s “Wild West” What is NIL Name, Image, Likeness refers to an individual’s right of publicity: the ability to control and profit from their own identity. It may sound like a harmless concept, but this term has fundamentally redefined the landscape of college football. In 2021, for the first...
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This time last year a few University of Warwick students found themselves dreaming of a female focused gym and fitness community on campus. They imagined a place where women, whether they were frequent gym goers or had never before lifted a weight, would feel safe to workout, make friends and share fitness tips. The more they discussed...
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