There are few things I truly love: I love British History, I love the original six Star Wars films, I love Alton Towers, and chief among these I love Doctor Who. The origins of these infatuations though are all in my childhood which makes them somehow harder to explain. Like...
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Hello all and welcome back to the next edition of Michael on the Move. I hope you all enjoyed reading about China, I certainly learnt a lot from researching it. It has been a few editions since I last wrote about a place I’ve actually visited, so today we’re changing...
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Musical episodes are often the most divisive episodes created in TV shows, amongst both the viewers and the cast involved in their production. Whether you love them or hate them, I think it goes without saying that some of these musicals are well-constructed and offer memorable episodes that leave viewers...
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The Coventry Building Society Arena witnessed a dramatic late winner by Jack Rudoni to secure a 2-1 victory. The goal ensured Coventry’s fourth successive league win and moved them a step closer to promotion to the Premier League. Coventry began the match as the stronger side, and their early pressure...
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Fascism has run rampant across the Internet over the last decade, or, some definition of it has. The newest ‘f-word’ in politics has become interwoven with the actions of President Donald Trump and his cult-like following in the ‘MAGA’ movement. While his actions remain morally reprehensible, whether that makes him...
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Being at university, it is easy to get sucked up into all of the doom and gloom of the really serious stuff that you have to do. We often forget to make the most of the time spent with our friends, enjoying our youth, and creating the best memories to...
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Dearest gentle reader, with the end of February we saw not only progressively sunnier weather, but inevitably, the second half of Bridgerton season four. After a dramatic question in the fourth episode, I’m sure we were all eager to watch how Sophie and Benedict’s story would continue. But be warned!...
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What binds a Saudi prince, a former Israeli prime minister, a leftist academic, and two US presidents? Until December 2025, when the Epstein Files were released, the answer seemed to be nothing. Now, it’s clear that one New York powerbroker was at the centre of a scandal that extends to...
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Since the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War in 2011, Europe has faced one of the most challenging humanitarian and political challenges of the 21st century. Millions of people, fleeing violence, persecution, and instability, sought refuge in neighbouring countries, as well as the European Union. However, as waves of Syrians...
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Ollie Chapman has been elected as the next President of Warwick Students’ Union (SU), pledging to “show the far-right that they’re not welcome on our campus”. The Boar covered the Spring Officer Elections Results Night live. You can read all the coverage below. The headlines Ollie Chapman has been announced as...
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Sid Savill discusses underappreciated female artists in the wake of International Women's Day.
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Television is usually a carefully controlled medium – scripts are polished, beats are rehearsed, and performances are tightly planned. But every now and then, something slips through the cracks. A line is improvised, a reaction is too real to cut, or an emotional moment hits harder because the actor didn’t...
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By that headline, I refer to how it’s probably worth rolling your transfer this week. Set your best starting 11 and take a load off, although that doesn’t exactly elicit significant article engagement. If this column persisted only on readership, I’d no doubt be out of a job. Ahead of...
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