157 of 193 UN members now recognise the state of Palestine, including 10 western countries that formally recognised Palestine in a coordinated campaign. These countries include the UK, France, Australia, Canada, Portugal, and others. This historic shift sees close US allies breaking ranks, and while official statehood gives Palestine...
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In a bid to accelerate infrastructure building and boost the economy, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is drafting a new reform bill that would make it increasingly difficult for wildlife concerns to delay developments. Green groups argue that the government’s planning reforms break manifesto promises to protect and restore the...
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If you’re a girl on social media, you have likely heard the line, “nearly everything I know about love, I’ve learnt from my long-term friendships with women.” The words come from Dolly Alderton’s bestselling memoir Everything I Know About Love —and they sum up the heart of the book perfectly....
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A decade ago, a trip was mostly about the memories you carried home, a camera roll of blurry snapshots, and maybe a few stories you’d retell to friends. Today, travel feels inseparable from the digital stage. It is rarely just about being there. It’s about being seen there. From going...
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Best-selling novelist Sally Rooney has pledged to donate the royalties from her work to Palestine Action, the activist network banned and branded a terrorist organisation by the UK government on 5 July. Writing in the Irish Times on 16 August, Rooney declared that if her support for Palestine Action makes...
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Samah Tabba discusses the swathe of controversies surrounding Nestlé and whether they are the most 'evil' corporation
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Spotify has announced it will perform age checks for UK users if it suspects you’re under 13 (which is Spotify’s minimum age requirement), but many listeners aged over 18 have already reported being asked to verify their age as well. The change comes as part after the introduction of the...
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After being asked to decide on the proper interpretation of the words “woman” and “sex” in the 2010 Equality Act, the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling on April 16th. Lord Hodge told the court: “The unanimous decision of this court is that the terms … refer to...
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When you hear the word ‘environmentalist’, what do you picture? Someone chaining themselves to a tree or holding up protest signs in a hemp shirt? It’s possible you picture a privileged, young, white teenager when you hear this term. These images – some exaggerated, others rooted in real movements –...
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At some point in your life – likely during exam season – you’ve probably found yourself sprawled out on the floor of your home staring at the ceiling, wondering how life got to this point. Or maybe you’ve seen it on social media: people dramatically flopping onto the ground as...
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The Trump administration is planning to implement significant changes to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) along with a 25% cut to its 2026 budget, according to a draft memo released by the White House. The proposal would also slash science budgets at NASA, dismantling key climate research efforts...
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Donald Trump has demanded that the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) deny grants to projects promoting gender ideology, leading to consequent protests and legal action. The NEA, supposedly an independent agency of the United States federal government, offers support and funding for projects exhibiting artistic excellence. Yet, American theatre...
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Students moving back to Warwick after the spring break have had their travel nightmares confirmed after details of the A46 road closure were confirmed. The road, which is a key route connecting campus to Leamington Spa and Coventry, will be closed from 8pm on Friday 11 April until 6am on...
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