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  • 10th August 2022
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    UK Culture Secretary grants Oriel Rhodes Plaque ‘Listed Status’

    Can the rise and fall of Boris Johnson offer any lessons on leadership?

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    La Barque Bleue by Claude Monet. The painting depicts two women on a boat engaged in communication.

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    In Conversation with Author and Journalist Elizabeth Day

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    Balliol Politics Don, Sudhir Hazareesingh: Don’t De-Colonise the Curriculum, EXPAND It

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    New assault from nature: Hepatitis in children

    Desalination on demand

    Talking Fungi

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    A photograph of a German cockroach.

    Changing cockroach behaviours: the implications of human action

    Agatha Gutierrez Echenique shares some pictures of his sock knitting for his sustainable hobby feature.

    Sustainable Hobby Feature: Knitting

    A person searching through a vintage clothing rack –  perhaps in search of formal clothes!

    A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes

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    Why Women’s Football Matters

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Culture
·2nd February 2020

Review: David Copperfield

Hannah Watkin
The Personal History of David Copperfield, based on the novel by Charles Dickens, tells the story of David Copperfield’s (Dev...
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Culture
·2nd February 2020

Whose Stories Have Value?

Fiona Paterson
So far this year I’ve seen two films in the theatre, 1917 and Little Women. While both are critically acclaimed,...
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Culture
·2nd February 2020

Review: Parasite

Holi Ashton
When the trailers were almost all for children’s animations, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from December’s Screen Unseen...
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Entertainment
·2nd February 2020

Review: The Pillowman at The Pilch Studio

Eleanor Donachie
The Pillowman is the ultimate combination of sadism, subterfuge, heartbreak and humour and Tom Fisher’s adaptation will certainly leave a...
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Culture
·31st January 2020

Review: Madama Butterfly at the New Theatre

Eleanor Donachie
Premiered in Milan in 1904, Puccini’s Madama Butterfly was first met with outcry, amidst an uproar of hisses and obscene...
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Culture
·31st January 2020

Review: Sex Education Season 2

Sasha Gill
It seems like Netflix has been churning out some excellent television recently. It is difficult to understand how a show...
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News
·24th November 2019

Review- The Irishman

Ciaran Duncan
The excitement of going to see a Scorsese film in the cinema is unparalleled. He has made some of the...
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Culture
·23rd November 2019

Review: His Dark Materials

Bethan Roberts
Image description: film poster for ‘His Dark Materials’ In just a couple of years, I’ve seen a lot of TV shows...
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Culture
·23rd November 2019

Review: Handsome Devil

Yvonne Clark-Lewis
Picking your favourite film is a very difficult task indeed. When getting to know somebody, presenting an elaborate list of...
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Culture
·12th November 2019

F.W. Murnau’s Faust: A testament to the transcendent power of cinema

Gemma Robson
Silent films have always intimidated me. At first glance they seem outdated and inaccessible, only useful for studying a bygone...
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Entertainment
·2nd November 2019

Review: Sübverse

Felix Morrison
I won’t lie, when I first saw the running time for Sübverse I was skeptical. A sketch that can maintain...
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CultureEntertainment
·27th October 2019

Slasher films: an unlikely love story

Gemma Robson
The majority of the people who know me are aware that I love Scream. As far as I’m concerned, it’s...
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Culture
·26th October 2019

How do Modern Movies React to Climate Change?

Ciaran Duncan
What is the relationship between modern films and climate change? Ask most people this question and they’ll say that there’s...
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CultureEntertainment
·18th October 2019

Masculinity in Ad Astra

Ciaran Duncan
Brad Pitt is having a bit of a moment in 2019. Following on from his star turn in one of...
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CultureEntertainment
·14th October 2019

Review: Days of the Bagnold Summer

Úna Yates
I was curious to see what Simon Bird (of Inbetweeners fame) would make of his directorial debut. I expected a...
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CultureEntertainment
·14th October 2019

The Man Who Could Cheat Death: ‘A campy exploration of immortality’

Gemma Robson
From Dracula (1958) to The Devil Rides Out (1968), in their 82 year history, Hammer Films Productions have produced some...
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Culture
·7th October 2019

Toronto International Film Festival 2019: ‘An eye-opening experience’

Úna Yates
A well timed family holiday to Toronto meant I was fortunate enough to attend the 44th Toronto International Film Festival....
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Culture
·7th October 2019

Ready or Not: ‘One of the best horror films of 2019’

Gemma Robson
“It’s true what they say. Rich people really are different.” This is the message of Ready or Not, the second...
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Culture
·23rd September 2019

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Entertaining, yet uneven

Gemma Robson
Quentin Tarantino’s passion for cinema has always been a dominant presence in his work. It’s there in his use of...
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