Month: October 2022

Gabriel Kennedy October 31, 2022 0

On the 1st of October, protesters nationwide braved the rain and took to the streets in a day of action...

Alexandra Packer October 31, 2022 0

In blaring red, Labour’s manifesto is clear. Labour is ‘for the many, not the few’. Yet Keir Starmer has been...

Archie Herrod Robinson October 31, 2022 0

While weaving through the stalls of the University’s careers fair I had little success in findingmy occupational calling. However, I...

Lydia Gray Rodriguez October 27, 2022 0

The death of Olivia Pratt-Korbel in August left a community bereft of a girl who had hopes and dreams as...

Gabriel Kennedy October 27, 2022 0

As costs of living rise across the country, we've seen growing industrial action by unions in recent months, described as...

Benjamin Forrest October 26, 2022 0

Since its post-covid return for Halloween 2021, Dark Arts festival has cemented itself as one of the best day festivals...

Kyle Galloway October 26, 2022 0

What is a woman? Rosalía’s third studio album, MOTOMAMI (2022), and Beyoncé’s seventh, Renaissance (2022), propose this question in a...

Richard O'Brien October 26, 2022 0

Rarely, a new release is a marker of where the industry is. A representation of the moods and makeup of...

Kaynan Hudson October 26, 2022 0

The former Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson once famously remarked that a week is a long time in politics. Perhaps...

Mia Stapleton October 26, 2022 0

Everyone loves a true story, and Amsterdam utilises this in its telling of a 1930’s New York conspiracy. The film...

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