What makes a Eurovision winner?
As the UK recovers from its nul points finish at Eurovision 2021, Reece Goodall considers what we could do to stand a chance of winning again.
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I couldn’t connect with: ‘Sherlock’
To open the series concerning shows people didn't connect with, Reece Goodall provides a scathing assessment of the BBC adaptation of the iconic Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories.
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Osaka withdraws from French Open after media controversy
Naomi Osaka has announced that she will withdraw from the French Open, following the backlash to her revelation that she will not take questions from the media at the tournament, insisting that the nature of press conferences impacts on the mental health of players. The four-time Grand Slam champion said...
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‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’
Writer Reece Goodall finds the latest instalment in the Saw franchise entertaining but somewhat lacking.
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Sewage wastewater tested for Covid-19 across the UK
Reece Goodall explores how wastewater testing is being used to detect early signs of Covid-19 and how effective this really is.
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TIME TRAVEL: a history of national flags
How do we identify a nation? We may think of monuments, languages, political leaders – and, of course, flags. Flags are shorthand for a particular nation. Reece Goodall explores the significance and symbolism of flags throughout the ages.
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‘Inside No. 9’: Simon Says
Reece Goodall reviews the second chapter of the latest series of 'Inside No. 9', declaring it a delightfully unsettling "tale of arrogance and obsession".
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‘New Pokémon Snap’ review
Reece Goodall reviews New Pokemon Snap, the sequel to the N64 original from 1999, giving it 4/5 Stars
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The weird world of ‘Pepsiman’
Since recently falling back into his PS1, Reece Goodall takes a look at a very bizarre game called Pepsiman
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Why our brains prefer addition to subtraction
To solve a problem, we often consider what we can add, rather than what to subtract. Reece Goodall looks into why this is the case.
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Cambridge sees record number of BAME admissions in 2020
The University of Cambridge accepted record numbers of British students from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds last year.
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‘Inside No. 9’: Wuthering Heist
Reece Goodall welcomes the return of 'Inside No. 9' with open arms, as he feels the latest series opener is "quality, inventive, and engaging TV".
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Wales and the new universal basic income scheme
Reece Goodall explores the trial Universal Basic Scheme (UBI) in Wales.
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