Bad Bunny transcends language barriers and breaks records at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Abbie Fox reviews Bad Bunny's headline show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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What does Andy Burnham’s appointment as Prime Minister mean for student loans?
Andy Burnham was sworn in as Prime Minister at the beginning of this week on Monday, with John Healey named as Chancellor. Amongst the ideas being explored for his first 100 days are changes to student loan repayments. This would likely involve increasing the salary threshold for Plan 2 loans,...
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Graffiti: Underappreciated art or vandalism?
Graffiti is often viewed as inferior to more traditional art forms. However, this short-sighted dismissal fails to acknowledge the skill graffiti requires, its complex history, and its role as a symbol of creative expression. Considering graffiti to be a ‘lower art form’ is also a type of art snobbery which...
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Victory for Leclerc amidst chaos at Silverstone
The Silverstone GP marked Ferrari’s second victory of the year, following Hamilton’s win at the Barcelona-Catalunya GP, and this race was no less eventful. It also marks LeClerc’s first win since 2024. More importantly, Antonelli’s mechanical failure appears to have blown the title race wide open. It was anticipated that...
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Is Drake really HIM? A review of ‘HABIBTI’, ‘ICEMAN’, and ‘MAID OF HONOUR’
Abbie Fox reviews Drake's latest triple-release.
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Words dedicated to Warwick: Post-university nostalgia
As the year comes to a close, most of us have returned home or will be doing so soon. If you’re a finalist like me, you might be finding that this return trip feels particularly different. Either way, you’re likely to be feeling some bittersweet pangs of nostalgia. Nostalgia originates...
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A guide to Cyprus
Often associated with its political drama or the buzzing Ayia Napa nightlife, the small island of Cyprus has so much more to offer. Having visited this island nearly every year of my life due to my family roots, let me walk you through what makes the country such a popular...
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That’s so aesthetic: The crucial role of aesthetic and fashion in album promotion
Music writers discuss the crucial role of aesthetic and fashion in album promotion.
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Madness at Monaco: F1 Grand Prix Recap
For what was anticipated to be an unexciting race with minimal position changes, this weekend’s Monaco GP delivered nothing short of chaos and surprise. Firstly, we have to recognise Kimi Antonelli’s victory, marking the teenager’s fifth straight win in spite of two safety cars and a red flag restart. This...
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A close look into the rise of educational podcasts
Podcasts which blend learning with entertainment are becoming increasingly popular, and it is clear to see why this is the case. These educational entertainment podcasts provide all the usual advantages of podcasts, with a new twist: they increase the accessibility of knowledge by making it more engaging and easier for...
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Warwick apprenticeships rank highly as PM vows to improve opportunities
The Prime Minister vows to place apprenticeships at the centre of a new approach which focuses on generating more opportunities for young people. Meanwhile, Warwick has been listed as one of the UK’s leading universities in terms of apprenticeship success. Keir Starmer has met with apprentices to illustrate the Government’s...
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Kanye Cancelled: Wireless Festival called off as West is barred from the UK
Abbie Fox discusses the recent controversy regarding the cancellation of Wireless Festival.
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Doriane Pin becomes first woman to pilot a Mercedes F1 car
Doriane Pin made history last Friday as the first woman to drive a Mercedes F1 car. Very few women have driven contemporary Formula 1 cars, with Pin being the first Frenchwoman and the first F1 Academy Champion to do so. Mercedes teased the announcement of this milestone with a faceless...
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