Threads, a new social media platform launched by Meta, ended July with 8 million active daily users, according to data from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower. This figure represents an 82% decrease from its peak daily active user count of 44 million just days after Threads launched. If you have...
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The Jonny Bairstow stumping incident has been the talk of the cricketing world since it happened on Day Five of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s. The Yorkshire-born batsman was given out stumped by Alex Carey after he wandered out of his crease to talk to Ben Stokes, believing the...
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The future of UK interest rates looks bleak as they continue to be raised to battle the ongoing inflation.
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Luke Chapman recounts his visit to 221B Baker Street, home to the world's most famous detective.
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On 2 July, Liverpool announced the £60 million signing of Hungarian international Dominik Szoboszlai from RB Leipzig. It follows the saga of several big-money players that failed to arrive at Anfield in recent transfer windows, with the likes of Aurélien Tchouaméni and Jude Bellingham favouring a move to the Santiago...
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A group of Conservative MPs has called on Rishi Sunak to drastically reduce migration to the UK. The plan calls for several measures, including scrapping temporary visa schemes for care workers, tightening restrictions on student visas, and capping the number of refugees accepted for resettlement in the UK. The New...
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Luke Chapman looks at the extraordinary legacy of one of America's finest writers.
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The Boar Books presents its very own book list for Mental Health Awareness, inspired by our writers
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Luke Chapman draws on his personal experience to discuss the addictive nature of TikTok and its detrimental impact on mental health.
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Luke Chapman openly recounts how the works of Matt Haig helped him overcome his downward spiral.
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A report by Baroness Louise Casey dubbed the ‘Casey Report’, has claimed that the Metropolitan Police, also known as the Met, is institutionally racist, misogynistic, and homophobic. The report raises several concerns about the culture and practices within the police force — which serves the Greater London area — and...
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Luke Chapman looks at Charlie Mackesy's seminal work, exploring the remarkable journey of The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse.
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Following the disruption of learning during Covid lockdowns and restrictions, approximately 90,000 university students are now taking legal action in a bid to get some of their tuition fees refunded.
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