The approval of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at its second stage in Parliament, the integral hurdle for the legislation to overcome, was a monumental development in the discourse surrounding the legalisation of euthanasia in the UK, with certain permissions for terminally ill citizens now awaiting specific...
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Zarah Sultana, MP for Coventry South, has joined a group of MPs calling on the Chancellor to introduce an ‘extreme wealth’ tax for the highest earners. The group of MPs advocated for the tax prior to last week’s Budget, the first to be delivered by a Labour government in fourteen...
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Rodri capped off a year in which he won both international and club accolades in style by winning his first-ever Ballon d’Or, in a major upset that denied strong favourite Vinicius Jr his own maiden win. The award follows a season in which Rodri has accrued both Premier League and...
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The points were shared in the Premier League and WSL fixtures last week, when controversy struck both fixtures at the Etihad and Emirates respectively. Arsenal went into their game against Manchester City coming off a comprehensive North London derby victory against Spurs, a game in which they once again displayed...
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Seven years since Caesar heroically emerged victorious from his battle against the Colonel in War for The Planet Of The Apes, the apes have returned – and with some style. Many fans of the franchise were quietly reserved about the possibility of successfully continuing the franchise some 300 years after...
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The question of when and how a show should end is at the very core of the debate surrounding any major multi-season show. Some shows, such as Breaking Bad, know exactly when to smoothly bring the narrative to a close, whereas others, such as Prison Break, proceed until they run out of...
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