On June 27 2023, the University of Warwick held this year’s largest LGBT+ event in Coventry, with it being the first Pride event in the university’s history. Warwick’s Pride Festival hosted an array of student talent, ranging from Ibi Profane – who hosted the event – to Queezer and Warwick...
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Dixon Junior Gao-Cheung explores Rishi Sunak's recent climate U-turn, one of many "consistent inconsistencies" of his green politics.
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Dixon Junior Gao-Cheung delves into the sustainable ambitions of the "Line" megaproject in Saudi Arabia and the realities they may be facing.
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Dixon talks about how China’s debt crisis, zero-Covid policy and structural problems have contributed to its economic slowdown.
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In a world grappling with economic uncertainty, Dixon Junior Gao-Cheung sheds light on the recent IMF upgrade to the UK's economic prospects.
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On 29 June 2023, the Bank of England announced that in May, households had withdrawn £4.6 billion from bank and building society accounts net of savings, with the figure being the highest since records started. However, May’s large withdrawal figures are not part of a long-running trend, but rather a...
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A recent survey of 10,000 students by Advance HE and the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) suggests that the majority of university students are now in paid employment, increasing from 45% in 2022 to 55% in 2023. Furthermore, those in paid employment work a mean of 13.5 hours a week:...
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Dixon Junior Gao-Cheung discusses the UK government's climate funding pledge and the unfortunate reality that hinders its plan to fulfill it.
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Dixon discusses the new CPTPP deal and what it could mean for UK's future in the economy.
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On Thursday 8 June, Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) published a press release celebrating the purported success of its Digital Innovation for Manufacturing programme (DI4M). WMG claims to have invested £10m as part of the initiative, culminating in a £220m boost to the Midlands economy. It was a five-year-long programme that...
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On Monday 19 June, the average rate for a two-year fixed mortgage stood at 6.01%, stated financial information company Moneyfacts. Findings from the Resolution Foundation, a think tank aiming to raise living standards for those on low and middle incomes, suggest this figure is set to rise to 6.25% by...
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