2025 saw wind, solar, and biomass account for 47% of the country’s energy – a record high – with the National Energy System Operator (NESO) reporting wind being the single biggest source of renewable energy. “It has been quite a strong year in terms of deployment of renewables,” said Pranav Menon, research senior associate at the Aurora Energy Research think...
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Last week saw the 2nd leg of the Carabao Cup Semi-finals underway as Arsenal hosted Chelsea in the Emirates. Heading to the fixture with a 3-2 aggregate lead and a 10-game undefeated streak against the Blues, the Premier League leaders looked to be the favourites. The match however seemed cagey...
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Afif Hasan looks into how the Basepoint's take over of International Personal Finance reveals an underlying pattern within the market, one where UK companies are structurally underpriced and may require more policies to adjust to avoid backlash.
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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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Independent Think Tank Carbon Majors has published a report claiming 34.7 gross tonnes of CO2 greenhouse gas emissions occurred in 2024. These omissions have been attributed to 166 oil, gas, coal, and cement producers, a 0.8% increase from total emissions in 2023. Over half of these emissions were linked to...
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Following the defeat against rivals F.C. Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup Final, Xabi Alonso has left his position as the Head Coach of Real Madrid. Alonso, 44, departs after only eight months in charge, making his stint the 8th shortest during the Florentino Perez era. The Spanish side reports...
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Early in the New Year, the footballing world was greeted with the shock departure of Enzo Maresca from Chelsea. The Italian’s time as the manager of the Blues came to an end following a poor run of form in December, which involved only one win in seven Premier League games...
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Earlier last week, the much awaited draw for the FIFA World Cup 2026 took place. The ceremony started with hosts, Kevin Hart and Heidi Klum welcoming everyone before FIFA President, Giovanni Infantino took center stage. Soon after, one of the more impactful events of the evening occurred with US President...
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“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness……“ This quote by Mark Twain suggests that travelling is a necessity to mould oneself into an ideal human. But how viable is this claim? The rise of social media has brought with it, a disguisedly joyous exposure to the experiences of humankind....
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Following a meeting with Stagecoach on 6 November, Warwick Students’ Union (SU) has admitted that “little progress” has been made on student concerns about transport services to and from the University. The SU President, Alijah Taha, and Vice-President for Democracy and Development, James Varney, raised a number of student concerns...
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Earlier this Sunday, the 2025 F1 season concluded in the fabled Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi. 4-time World Champion Max Verstappen displayed a dominant performance throughout the weekend, achieving pole on Saturday and converting this into a P1 finish on Sunday to record his 8th victory of the season,...
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Afif Hasan examines Singapore’s remarkable rise from poverty to global prosperity, tracing the policies that shaped its economic miracle.
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A global academic leader has urged countries to make education systems more “relevant” in a climate of growing AI automation and dwindling employment opportunities for university graduates. Andreas Schleicher, Director for Education and Skills at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), argued that countries around the world face a...
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