Concept to Console- R.O.B
Reece Goodall looks at the history of Nintendo's beloved robot.
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Oxford University plans to resume face-to-face teaching next academic year
Oxford University intends to use both face-to-face and online teaching at the start of the 2020/21 academic year.
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Lance: Revisiting sport’s most high-profile doping scandal
Lance looks at the history of former cyclist Lance Armstrong, from his early days and sporting success to the doping scandal that derailed his reputation, writes Reece Goodall.
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Thousands of unconditional offers could be withdrawn
Thousands of A-level students could see their unconditional university offers withdrawn this summer.
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Writing an ‘inverted mystery’
Reece Goodall discusses writing an 'inverted mystery' and how although the genre isn't too popular because of the difficult plot it requires, it is still fun to write
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University of California to end SAT and ACT admission requirement
The University of California (UC) regents are suspending the SAT and ACT score requirement for admission.
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Rick and Morty – Childrick of Mort
Reece Goodall reviews episode 9 of Rick and Morty season 4, praising this instalment's inclusion of the Smith family, but criticising its predictability and comparatively few laughs.
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Russell Group sets out proposals to improve UK position in the international student market
The Russell Group has set out a number of proposals to give the UK an edge in the international student market after the disruption caused by COVID-19.
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COVID-19: British sports ‘shut down too late to save lives’
Two major sporting events in March contributed to an increase in Covid-19 deaths in the UK, a leading scientist has said. Professor Tim Spector, who is leading the UK’s largest Covid-19 tracking project, said that failure to lock down the Cheltenham Festival and Liverpool’s final pre-lockdown match against Atletico Madrid...
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Should the government bailout the world’s largest polluters?
As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, governments have been forced to shut down businesses and provide bailout money to keep them afloat. No business wants to be out of action, forced to furlough staff and unsure what the future will bring. But according to the Guardian, many polluting industries are...
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After a good break, snooker is set for Milton Keynes return
As coronavirus hopefully starts to decline, sport is making a tentative comeback. It was recently announced that snooker will resume in the UK on 1 June, with a Championship League event to take place in Milton Keynes. 64 players, including current world champion Judd Trump, will face off, with the...
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Former SNP minister urges end to free tuition for EU students
A former SNP minister has said free tuition fees for EU students should end from next year.
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Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe – pithy and painfully accurate observations
Reece Goodall reviews one-off special 'Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe', reflecting on its satirical coverage of 2020 so far, and its ability to create humour out of our troubles.
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