‘Endeavour’: Exeunt
Reece bids farewell to the much-loved police drama 'Endeavour', as 'Exeunt' caps off the decade-long ITV series.
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E3 2023 has been cancelled
Reece Goodall reports on the news about major gaming event E3.
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Warwick ranked top 100 for sixteen subjects in 2023 world rankings
The University of Warwick has been ranked as a top 100 university for 16 subjects and has placed in the top 25 for four, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023. The rankings rate 15,700 university courses at over 1,500 institutions in 93 countries around the world....
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National Express bus strike ends after pay deal
Striking bus drivers in the West Midlands have voted to accept a 16.2% pay deal, bringing an end to days of industrial action and travel difficulties around the region. More than 3,000 drivers at National Express were on strike beginning Monday 20 March in a dispute about pay, affecting around...
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‘MultiVersus’ to go offline for 2024 relaunch
Writer Reece Goodall takes a look at the state of Warner Bros. Games' Multiversus ahead of its open beta shutdown
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How Do You Take Your Coffee? Starbucks Italy Introduces New Olive Oil Coffee
The arrival of Starbucks in Italy proved controversial, given that the country is known for its independent and often family-run cafes, and it’s found another way to make news. The chain has announced a new Oleato range in its Italian stores – a range of coffees laced with olive oil,...
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Cambridge college to create fellowship to examine slavery links
A Cambridge University college is appointing a new fellow to examine its links to the slave trade. Trinity College, Cambridge has said that the new Legacies of Slavery Research and Teaching Fellow will explore the ways in which the college might have gained from slavery, whether it be through fees...
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Why ‘Mario Kart’ should bring back special items
Every time Mario Kart 8 seems to be in a little bit of a lull, Nintendo find a way to revitalise it and get the excitement flowing. The game initially struggled to get traction because it was released on the Wii U, so Nintendo made a Deluxe version and made...
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Biden gives Willow the green light – what next?
With the recent approval of the Willow project under the Biden administration, Reece Goodall reflects on the US president's previous climate pledges and the implications of this controversial plan for their legitimacy.
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Fury in France – the story behind the pensions protests
There are widespread protests in France. This is hardly an unusual sight, with news reports of the gilets jaunes and the recent Black Lives Matter movement filling our airwaves in recent years. But these protests carry a sense of urgency with them, for although the anger about a rise in...
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Warwick AI research aims to streamline colon cancer diagnoses
Reece Goodall reports on a new study at the University of Warwick that aims to use artificial intelligence to differentiate between healthy and abnormal colon biopsy samples.
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Sheffield University criticised for hiring “private investigator to spy on their own students”
Sheffield University has faced criticism after hiring a private investigator to look into the possible involvement of two student activists in a protest within one of its buildings. One of the students described themselves as feeling “suicidal” because of the institution’s actions. The two students in question received letters on...
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Emma Raducanu out in Miami Open first round
Two former US Open champions went head to head in the first round of the Miami Open, as Emma Raducanu faced Bianca Andreescu. Ultimately, after a three-set contest, the British player was sent home, losing 6-3 3-6 6-2. There are similarities in both players’ games and their career trajectories –...
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