W hen talking about the consequences of climate change, almost everyone agrees it involves the planet getting considerably warmer. With the burning of fossil fuels for energy releasing carbon dioxide, this traps the sun’s heat in our atmosphere for longer. Of course, the consequences of this – if action is...
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Noah Keate reflects back on the Oscars from this year and discusses the celebrities that had made history in receiving their award for the first time.
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Noah Keate looks into a recently funded School of Engineering project which aims to use computational tools to develop energy-efficient materials.
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With the police handing out fines to government officials, partygate and the Sue Gray Report return to the public conciousness. Noah Keate explains the reason the government was investigated at the start of the year.
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I often find it perplexing when it is argued graduating will mean entering the ‘real world’. After years of being hidden away in our academic ivory towers, apparently only working on our essays with no understanding of life outside, we will leave and be thrust into what normal society has to...
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In his latest article, Noah explores the controversial figure of Mary Whitehouse and whether, despite her backwards ideology and strong opinions on strict censorship, she deserves recognition for her positive actions?
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Noah delves into the public discourse surrounding The Queen's Platinum Jubilee and royal TV coverage in general.
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Writer Noah Keate examines five films from Academy Award winner Olivia Colman, including The Favourite, The Lobster and The Lost Daughter.
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Noah Keate forcefully argues that we should look to Boris rather than Carrie Johnson for the government's failings
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As the biggest student run beer festival in Europe returns to Warwicks campus, Noah Keate speaks to publicity officer of Warwick Real Ale Society, Scott Montague, and gives us a taste of what the 42nd Warwick Real Ale festival has to offer after its two-year hiatus.
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Cruise holidays are perhaps the definition of perfect escapism. Physically transported on a different location, they provide the perfect catalyst for relaxation without the stress of needing to simultaneously explore a city. Instead, someone can just sit back on a deckchair, watch the world go by and temporarily forget about all their problems. That, after all, is what good holidays should be about. However, like all forms of the travel industry, cruising has been immeasurably affected by the pandemic and different restrictions in place.
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Writer Noah Keate voices his frustration and disappointment with the new apocalyptic Christmas movie.
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Noah Keate cherishes 'Tracy Beaker' as it turns 20.
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