Is it time for more body diversity in men’s fashion?
Lucy Martin discusses the need for more body diversity and the growing demand for plus-sized models in men's fashion.
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Releasing El Chapo’s son has undermined Mexico’s war on drug cartels
Mexican President André Manuel López Obrador has come under intense criticism after releasing drug trafficker and member of the Sinaloa Cartel, Ovidio Guzmán López. López is the son of former international drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmán and is accused of trafficking drugs to the United States of America. The...
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Abolishing private schools: socially responsible or an infringement on individual rights?
At the Labour Party Conference in Brighton last week, the party launched the controversial motion to integrate private schools into the state sector should they come into power at the next general election. The move would involve the removal of the charitable status currently held by schools in the independent...
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Power dressing: fashion and protest through the years
Lucy Martin gives us a timeline of how fashion has been used as a form of political power throughout the 20th century.
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The importance of preserving our public libraries
With the decline in funding for public libraries leading to more closures, Lucy Martin discusses the importance they hold in society
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The anxieties that haunted London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week was home to protests from Extinction Rebellion and discussions about Brexit. What does this mean for the future of fashion?
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Staying safe in freshers’ week and beyond
Freshers' week is here! Lucy Martin shares the best ways Warwick students can stay safe on nights out in freshers' week and beyond.
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Let’s talk about grey hair
Lucy Martin talks all things grey hair, questioning the pressure surrounding female beauty standards in today's society.
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First Warwick District Extinction Rebellion meeting to be held in Leamington on Saturday
Warwick District's branch of the non-violent civil disobedience movement Extinction Rebellion will hold their first meeting in Leamington Spa on Saturday, the group reports.
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Warwick accommodation guide: Jack Martin, Bluebell and Rootes
Moving away from home for the first time can be an extremely daunting experience which is why on-campus accommodation is great as it makes the whole experience a lot easier and means you are surrounded by people who feel exactly the same. I haven’t met anyone who wouldn’t recommend the accommodation they were put in and didn’t come to love it so don’t worry if you aren’t given your first choice initially.
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Imagining the future of Palestine through science fiction
Lucy Martin looks at the importance of a recent anthology of science fiction literature exploring what the future of Palestine may look like.
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Why is there a drug death crisis in Scotland?
Scotland is experiencing a “national crisis”, according to opposition members of the Scottish Parliament, as drug related deaths in Scotland have risen by 27% over the past year. Now on par with the United States in terms of per capita fatalities, with a death rate that has doubled since 2008,...
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Why there is nothing wrong with taking photos on holiday
In the social media age, it can feel like our Instagram feeds are constantly bombarded with photos of people on their holidays. When we’re stuck at home and the weather isn’t great, it can be detrimental to our mental health seeing what seems like everyone else away whilst we’re not. So why do people take photos of their holidays? Is it just to make everyone else jealous?
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