The sound of loss: Ultrasound brings a certain grit to the understanding of love and loss.
Taylor Green explores Palace's Ultrasound and it's themes of love and loss
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The sorry tale of a pre-election budget
In our latest article, Taylor Green comments on Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget and broader flaws within the UK's fiscal policy framework.
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IDLES’ new album TANGK melds great musicality with the realities of personal life
Taylor Green reviews IDLES' new album, TANGK.
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How I changed my mind on McCartney II
Taylor Green discusses how he managed to change his opinion on Paul McCartney's McCartney II.
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Amazon: environmental destruction at its Prime
Taylor Green discusses the negative effects of Amazon and its fast delivery services on the environment, and links it to buyer attitudes and behaviours in modern consumer culture.
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Why does ‘Now and Then’ deserve to be released?
Taylor Green explores why 'Now and Then', the Beatles' latest song, deserves to be released.
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Sustainable fashion: Myth, marketing or more?
Sustainable fashion and the idea of sustainability is a general term that companies throw around a lot nowadays. With terms such as greenwashing being in vogue, sustainability is often seen as an attempt by companies to receive positive exposure and ensure that they appear to be doing their part. As...
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Books Without Borders: Warwickshire writers
Taylor Green explores the literary heroes of Warwickshire
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The spark behind Canada’s blazing wildfires — is it climate change?
Taylor Green reports on the recent Canadian wildfires that are ravaging North America and engulfing its major cities in a clear testament to the workings of climate change.
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The Windrush generation: what can we learn from their treatment compared to migrants today?
In the summer of 1948 in Essex, a ship passed through the rough waters lapping at its bow, heading to the UK faced with massive scepticism and fear from the media, as well as politicians who dispersed this feeling to the general public. There were even calls to even turn...
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Books Without Borders – Sweden
Taylor Green kicks off Books Without Borders by looking at the standouts of Swedish literature.
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‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ revolutionises the superhero genre
Spider-Man (2002)’s rousing success created the blueprint for the modern-day superhero film, which has dominated Hollywood ever since. An enticing underdog story where the hero learns that, with great power, there must also come great responsibility, was accompanied by ingenuity in the style and imagery. Years later, with superhero movies...
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France’s €340 million investment revitalises artisan sector
Following the coronavirus concerns in business, the French government seeks to financially boost its artisan sector. The French government is currently changing the landscape for those hand-fingered crafters who are waiting for a big boost after significant losses in both monetary gains and in-person footfalls into small artisan stores which...
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