Following a rollercoaster 2016, which saw the UK announce its surprising intention to exit the European Union, Prime Minister (David Cameron) quit hours later, setting up of new government departments. A backstabbing leadership contest followed, where Vote Leave’s eccentric Boris Johnson and the cunning Michael Gove stunned the political scene....
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On the noon of 29th January 2016, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) surprised the world by cutting their deposit rate on commercial banks’ excess reserve into -0.1%. This makes the BOJ the first central bank outside Europe to introduce a negative interest rate policy. In theory, a reasonable and stable...
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September and October saw the major parties gripping Britain’s political system take to the stage in the respective party conferences, announcing economic policies following a revolutionary year in British politics, which saw Brexit and a short-lived Conservative leadership dominate the headlines. A once again safe John McDonnell, richly experienced Baroness...
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A kitchen on the second floor of the Hampton block, Westwood campus, caught fire due to a faulty toaster, just under two weeks ago.
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The University has seen two of its features up for the Midlands Zone ‘What’s On Readers Award’.
The Midlands Zone newspaper is the largest regional gay lifestyle magazine in the UK, and hand out the annual award after letting their readers decide from a shortlist of 5 contenders.
Both the Warwick Arts Centre and the Copper Rooms are up for the “Best Regional Theatre/Arts Venue (Medium Capacity: 500-1000)” and “Best Regional Music Venue (Medium Capacity: 500-1000)” awards.
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