A meningitis B (MenB) vaccination programme has begun rolling out, targeting vulnerable young people who are starting university this academic year. The vaccination is available to young people born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008, and those born on or after 21 July 2001 who are starting university...
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Each Grand Slam in tennis boasts an acute individuality. First, there is the sun-soaked season opener, the Australian Open, dubbed the “Happy Slam” by Roger Federer. Then comes the striking red clay and Rolexes galore at Roland Garros… only for it to be trumped by the timeless prestige of Wimbledon...
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2026’s scorching summer months may have finally drawn to a close, but the catastrophic impacts of Britain’s hottest summer since 1884 are beginning to show in bizarre ways. More than two-thirds of the country, including Warwickshire and much of the Midlands, was declared drought-stricken across July and August, with the...
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Eight-time year-end world number one tennis powerhouse, Novak Djokovic, suffered a shock exit at this year’s US Open, losing in five sets to Argentinian Mariano Navone. Fatigue, tears, and disappointment marred the Serb’s 20th appearance at the tournament as he succumbed to a 7-6 (7-5), 5-7, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 loss....
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This summer saw the return of the Commonwealth Games to Glasgow for the second time in 12 years, albeit a rather threadbare affair, with stripped-back production and just 10 sports across 11 days of competition. Now that the dust has settled on Glasgow, the question remains whether its minimalist approach...
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The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has recently introduced mandatory genetic sex testing for all players who compete on the WTA Tour. The change comes as part of the latest revision to the female players’ eligibility policy, which came into effect on Tuesday 21 July. Players will now be required to...
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Warwick Medical School’s Professor Swaran Singh, Professor of Social and Community Psychiatry, has been appointed to the House of Lords as a life peer, following decades of invaluable contributions to youth mental health research and healthcare equity. Prior to joining the University of Warwick in 2006, Professor Swaran Singh trained...
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With A Level results fast approaching, UK universities are set for another record number of applications through UCAS’ clearing process. The number of university places awarded through clearing has been growing year-on-year as students increasingly turn to the process to expand their options on results day. Last year saw a record 77,000 students using the clearing system to gain a university place,...
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A report by Resolution Foundation, a think tank, found that real weekly pay at age 24 of workers born in the late 1990s was 12% higher than for cohorts born in the late 1980s. Despite the number of NEETS – those not in employment or education – having risen to...
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More than 170,000 students across the country are seeking compensation against 36 universities, including University of Warwick, due to the impact caused by government Covid restrictions. The sudden spike in claims came after the Financial Times revealed that University College London (UCL) “agreed to pay £21mn to settle a lawsuit...
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I have always been directionally challenged. When I was about four years old, standing in a shopping centre with my mum, I asked where Gary Barlow was from, as his voice crooned through the speakers in a Take That song. “Manchester,” my mum replied. And I remember thinking, “Damn. Why...
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