Will Twitter destroy the BBC?
Reece Goodall questions the effect of Twitter on the BBC, reflecting on whether BBC journalists will adopt the BBC's traditional impartiality or continue to engage with discussion on social media.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan breaks Crucible record for fastest win
When the first-round draw for the Snooker World Championship pitted Ronnie O’Sullivan against Thailand’s Thepchaiya Un-Nooh, everyone expected a fast match – the two are known as the fastest players on the tour. But the match-up turned out to be very one-sided. O’Sullivan demolished Un-Nooh, punishing every mistake and winning...
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British GP: Lewis Hamilton dominant despite tyre chaos
Even an exciting couple of closing laps failed to bring the British Grand Prix to life this weekend. A series of tyre failures led to what eventual winner Lewis Hamilton called “the most dramatic ending I can remember”, impacting both his teammate Valtteri Bottas and McLaren’s Carlos Sainz. The eventual...
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Letting universities fail will mean towns and cities fail, UCU warns
Analysis for the University and College Union (UCU) has shown that universities are often among the largest local employers, and have a “huge impact” on local economies.
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Could Washington, D.C. become the 51st state?
A major legislative move could reshape the fabric of America – on Friday 26 June, the US House passed a bill to make Washington, D.C. the 51st state of America. The legislation, which would give Washington residents one House member and two senators, was approved by a 232-180 vote. It...
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Challenge to proposed humanities cuts at the University of Gloucestershire
Proposals to cut the number of humanities courses at the University of Gloucestershire have been challenged by staff and students.
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A-level and GCSE results will be higher this summer
A-level and GCSE results this summer are likely to be higher than previous years, England’s exams regulator Ofqual has said
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How did New York get it so wrong?
The global response to Covid-19 has been a story of highs and lows, of successes and failures. One of the worst-hit countries is the USA, and few states have coped worse with the virus than New York. Why has the death rate been so high, and what lessons can we...
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‘Paper Mario: The Origami King’ review: a vibrant adventure unfolds
Finally, a Paper Mario sequel that doesn't fall flat.
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British GP: Nico Hulkenberg replaces Sergio Perez following Covid-19 diagnosis
Nico Hulkenberg is to replace Sergio Perez at Racing Point for the next two Grand Prix, after the Mexican driver contracted Covid-19. The German driver will partner Lance Stroll at the British GP this weekend and the 70th Anniversary race at Silverstone on 9 August. It’s no different to Ferrari...
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Judd Trump criticises Anthony Hamilton for “selfish” World Championship withdrawal
Judd Trump has criticised Anthony Hamilton for his decision to withdraw from the Snooker World Championship over Covid-19 health concerns. Hamilton, who suffers from asthma, spoke about his concerns for the event a few days before the start of the tournament, and said that he came close to withdrawing from...
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Several universities targeted by ransomware attack
At least 10 universities in the UK, USA and Canada have confirmed they were victims of a ransomware attack in May.
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‘Perry Mason’: Chapter Six
Reece Goodall reviews the sixth instalment of HBO's 'Perry Mason', reflecting on the compelling courtroom drama as the prosecution lays out its case against Emily Dodson.
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