Backers of the Assisted Dying Bill believe it is now “near impossible” that the House of Lords will pass the proposed bill before the end of this parliamentary session in May. If this were to happen, the legislation that is backed by Parliament and, according to polling, the majority of...
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Will Raven reviews Hamnet, exploring Chloe Zhao's adaptation of the story of loss, grief and Shakespeare
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Closing on Saturday, November 15, Adrian Lester’s masterful RSC debut, as the eponymous lead in Cyrano de Bergerac, imbued the “old repertory war horse” with a panache Rostand’s classic deserves. Effortlessly blending the “fiercely funny and intensely romantic”, Lester majestically glided around the timbered rafters of the Swan Theatre sending...
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The decision to rename Warwick Labour Movement has been approved unanimously by its executive committee following the resignation of three of its members. External Campaigns Officer Josh Balabanoff, Sports Officer Cianan Sheekey, and LGBTQ+ Officer Connor Summerell all resigned from their exec positions, citing their continued commitment to the Labour...
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New guidance has been published for universities on how they should deal with inflammatory disputes such as pro-Palestine encampments and the targeting of gender-critical academics. The Office for Students (OfS) has published the document to help universities “navigate” their future responsibilities under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, which...
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A cleanup operation of plastic has been completed along the North Norfolk coastline after a North Sea Collision occurred on March 10. Plastic nurdles, which are tiny plastic pellets used in manufacturing, were released when the container ship MV Solong collided with the anchored MV Stena Immaculate off the coast...
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