Social media has presented thrifting as an environmental alternative to fast fashion, and MADE describes it as a “conscious choice reflecting [Gen Z] values”, but is thrifting as ethically superior as it seems? Is thrifting secretly awful for the environment, or does it promote overconsumption? Whilst some of these statements...
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Hannah Guthrie reflects on the life of singer-songwriter, and former member of One Direction, Liam Payne.
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The death of Indian industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata, aged 86, was announced on 9 October. Tata passed away in a private hospital in Mumbai from unspecified causes. A statement posted by the Tata Group, on social media site X, said: “It is with deep sorrow that we announce the...
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The declining size of state school curricula and increasing use of social media has caused state-educated pupils to fall behind their private school counterparts, a former Warwick professor has claimed. Sir Jonathan Bate, who was previously Professor of Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature at Warwick before moving to Oxford, has claimed...
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England’s recent international break offered a mixed bag of results. A shock 2-1 loss at home to Greece (10 October) was followed up by a routine 3-1 win away to Finland (13 October). The announcement on 9 October that former Sheffield United defender and Greece international George Baldock (31) had...
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Whether you have seven (or 17) flatmates, living with people you’ve only just met can be daunting. You might feel pressure to get along with everyone from day one. Perhaps the creation of your flat’s Whatsapp group chat will one day be fondly remembered in a future wedding speech. Right...
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