UK university students risk going to jail if they express support for the proscribed group Palestine Action, the former government advisor on political violence and disruption has warned. Lord Walney, a former British government independent adviser, said that vice-chancellors should alert students to the the penalties that could be incurred...
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Mohammed Durnion, 42, has been charged with the murder of Reanne Coulson after a body, thought to be that of Ms Coulson, was found in Binley Woods. He appeared before Coventry Magistrates’ Court on 28 June, and was detained in custody ahead of a hearing at Warwick Crown Court on...
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The number of UK study visa applications this year has increased by almost a third compared to last year, despite the government’s tightening of visa restrictions. Figures from the Home Office show that, in May 2025, approximately 18,500 people applied for sponsored student visas. This marks a 19% increase compared...
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On Friday 13 June, Israel launched a series of missiles to Iran. The missiles caused the death of at least 78 people, and wounded 320 others. This triggered the aerial war between Israel and Iran, in which both countries continually sent missiles at each other, targeting military facilities and residential...
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Warwick has been named as the top university in the West Midlands, and ninth nationally, by the 2026 Complete University Guide. Warwick achieved an overall score of 83% and has climbed one rank from its 10th place finish in 2024. Warwick last finished this high in the Complete University Guide...
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Food preparation services, also known as meal prep deliveries, provide customers with pre-made meals or meal kits delivered to their homes. These meals provide convenience to the customer, as they only require microwaving before eating. I would much rather trust a chef in making a nutritious and healthy meal over...
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Morocco, a North African country bordering the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, is distinguished by its Amazigh, Arabian, and European cultural influences, making it one of the most popular places to travel to escape the gloomy weather. This country has recently grown in popularity among Warwick students, especially after the...
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Coventry residents are reporting an all-time high rubbish build up ‘worse than Birmingham’ around Walsgrave Road and Ball Hill. Fly-tipping has become normalised in the area, residents told the BBC. Karen Pell, who has resided in Ball Hill for three decades, said she was “embarrassed” at the issues regarding littering....
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Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) is set to trial its new electric delivery vehicle fleet, designed to reduce carbon emissions, across the University campus. WMG has collaborated with Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) to innovate a petrol-free alternative delivery vehicle that aims to replace petrol and diesel vans in the future....
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On March 28 2025, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck through the heart of Myanmar and Thailand. It was the most powerful earthquake in the region since 1912, devastating central regions like Mandalay and Sagaing. With over 3,600 people already confirmed dead, more than 5,000 injured, and hundreds still missing, the...
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Leading education groups have called on the Government to further increase university funding, warning that current measures do not go far enough to save cash-strapped institutions from collapse. Earlier this month, university presidents from across the UK highlighted the financial struggles faced by institutions at hearings of the House of...
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Future climate leaders attended Warwick’s Sustainability Training Academy (STA) in Venice from 30 March to 5 April 2025, aimed at equipping them with the necessary tools for successful environmental action. Focusing on the advancement of interdisciplinary research, the STA intends to ensure activists and leaders are able to combat the...
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