More than half of students see mental health deteriorate
Over half of students have seen their mental health deteriorate since the start of the autumn academic term, with only 20% actively seeking support.
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Noah Keate
27 handwritten volumes of Alan Rickman’s diaries to be published
Noah Keate discusses the upcoming release of Alan Rickman's personal diaries.
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‘Come Dine With Me’ slices through the filter of perfection
Noah Keate shares his thoughts on the staple Channel 4 show 'Come Dine With Me', reflecting on its good-hearted nature, intriguing formula and charming awkwardness.
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Students fined more than £170,000 for breaching coronavirus restrictions
Students have been fined more than £170,000 by universities for breaching coronavirus safety rules during the Autumn academic term, according to the Guardian.
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How is social media dealing with anti-vax conspiracies?
There have always been conspiracy theories for as long as society has been around. Individuals seek to suggest that society has been manipulated in a certain way to benefit a select few. A key conspiracy theorist in the modern age has been the anti-vaxer: those opposed to vaccines because of...
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Why have New Zealand changed their euthanasia laws?
Euthanasia is one of the most controversial policy areas in existence. Across the world, the question of whether someone should be allowed to die, or helped to do so sparks moral questions and fury. Arguments are raised over terminal illnesses and whether it is liberating or exploitative. In reality, the...
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What does the Covid-19 vaccine breakthrough involve?
November has been a month full of news. Donald Trump losing re-election, Dominic Cummings leaving Downing Street, and, most intriguing of all, the prospect of a vaccine for Covid-19, the disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Given Covid has transformed our lives over the last few months, this news has...
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What is the future for actors?
Noah Keate discusses the uncertainty for stage actors after the second lockdown.
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Students at risk of “self-isolation fatigue” over Christmas
Students are said to be at risk of a “self-isolation fatigue” over Christmas if time is spent quarantining before and after the holidays, according to a university vice-chancellor.
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Will a coronavirus vaccine save the live music industry?
After significant developments in coronavirus vaccines have been announced, the music industry has started planning how they can move forward in a post-lockdown world.
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What is The Guardian’s 2020 Environment Pledge?
The Guardian has been a beacon for liberalism within the British press since 1821. From breaking news to cultural reviews, opinion pieces and hard-hitting investigations, its wide range of content is read by millions of every single day. The Guardian is recognised internationally for its environmental journalism. The 2019 Columbia...
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Air pollution worsening Covid death rate
During the height of lockdown, one of the few positive parts was the perception of cleaner air, beautiful skies and the sound of birdsong. With fewer people travelling, the decline of emissions inevitably meant the natural world would increase in our perception. The improvement in air quality, it was argued, was...
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Wales is dangerously mistaken to class books as non-essential
Noah Keate defends the right to read in light of the Welsh government's banning of books as non-essential during the coronavirus lockdown.
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