Review: Hamlet

“a barnstorming presentation of Shakespeare’s work and succeeds in adding sensitively to ongoing discourse over mental health.” Harry Jenkins reviews DUCT‘s ‘Hamlet‘.

Alan Turing: the 20th century’s greatest person?

Oliver Scott reviews BBC Two’s series ‘The Greatest Person of the 20th Century’ which placed influential icons of the 20th Century against each other in a competition which proved to have some controversial results.

Reviewing the BBC’s ‘Safe Harbour’, a highly topical and morally riveting drama!

A highly topical and morally riveting drama depicting the collision between Australian friends holidaying on a sailing yacht and a teeming migrant boat with a dead engine in international waters. The chance encounter forces the Australian friends to make a morally hazardous decision with deadly consequences. Years later, secure in the privilege of a glittering […]

“Obligation Chocolate”: Japan’s Problematic Valentine’s Tradition

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, many are stressing over what gift to get their significant other to suitably show their love and affection. Those stress levels are going to be a lot higher, however, for the women of Japan.

Games to Watch Out for in 2019

The Bubble Gaming team pick out our games to watch in 2019!

The ‘Tasty’ Trials

We’ve all seen those annoying food videos on our social media pages. They always look delicious, but they seem to be deceptively easy to make. As the president of Hild Bede Food Society, I enlisted the help of my friends to trial some Tasty Food videos to see if they really are as simple to follow as they appear.

This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.

Are We Seeing Change?

This week’s Editor’s Picks reflect the theme of change.

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