Year of the Rabbit review – The Victorian detective sitcom
Reece Goodall reviews the sitcom 'Year of the Rabbit' which focuses on a group of Victorian detectives, namely 'Inspector Rabbit'.
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Crawl: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'Crawl', the unashamedly absurd creature feature from French film director Alexandre Aja.
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Should you be allowed to take photos in art galleries?
Reece Goodall questions whether art museums are right to ban photography and how we can find a middle ground in the future.
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How could Rape Day be made?
Trigger Warning: This article contains references and discussion of sexual assault in video games In March of this year, it was announced that a game called Rape Day would release on Steam. The game, which would have you play as a ‘serial killer rapist’ during a zombie apocalypse and attack women...
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University of Bristol’s suicide prevention alert used 36 times in first year
The University of Bristol alerted 36 parents about the mental health of their children studying at the institution last year.
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Leeds scientists create ‘nanoseaweed’, a gold so thin it’s technically 2D
Reece Goodall reports on 'nanoseaweed' which, with a thickness of just 0.47 nanometers, is the world's thinnest gold.
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Australian universities seek collaboration with UK for EU research funding
Top Australian research universities have written to UK Universities Minister Jo Johnson to propose that the countries work together to access the European Union (EU)’s next research funding programme.
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Strengthened Office for Students could fine universities up to £500,000
Universities that fail to deliver in the best interests of students could now face financial penalties of up to £500,000, the government has warned.
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How to survive freak weather and natural disasters on holiday
There are lots of things that you can plan for when you’re going abroad – where to stay, what to see, who you go with, etc. But one variable that is always uncontrollable is the weather and, if the weather is a bit more unusual than expected, it could have some drastic consequences for your trip. In the worst-case scenarios, it could even potentially ruin your holiday. I’d like to recount some personal stories of bad weather, and some advice about how to cope.
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‘Blair Witch’ and horror franchise fatigue
Reece Goodall on the need for producers to recognise the value of new ideas over franchise-building in the horror genre.
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Could magnon quasiparticles help us find dark matter?
Reece Goodall reports on new research which suggests that the magnon quasiparticle could be used in the direct detection of dark matter.
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Trailer Review of ‘Cats’
Reece Goodall reviews the trailer for 'Cats', the upcoming big-budget musical adaptation taking the internet by storm.
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Scottish universities will “remain open” to international students and staff
Scottish universities will “remain open” to international students and staff despite Brexit uncertainty, according to the Scottish higher education minister Richard Lochhead.
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