1001 Albums, Part 5: Music Has the Right to Children
David Harris brings us the fifth of his 1001 albums, a review of Board of Canda’s Music Has the Right to Children.
2014
Can Literature Still Be Dangerous in the Western World?
Sam Nicholls reports on the DUES panel discussion for the PEN Day of the Imprisoned Writer.
BREAKING: Early morning arrest as man climbs onto roof of Palace Green Library
Emergency services were called to Palace Green at 4:30am, reports Rory Tingle.
Death In Heaven: what they got right
Tireless complainer and excessive Whovian Lucy Kissick does her utmost to enjoy the finale of Peter Capaldi’s first series — and maybe, sort of, succeeds.
U.S. Midterms 2014: What a Republican congressional majority means
Euan Mullock considers the potential affect of a Republican congress on the final two years of Obama’s presidency.
Seasonal Special: four delicious ways to use autumnal ingredients
New Food editors Lauren West and Sophie Cobley give you four wonderful ways to incorporate seasonal ingredients into your cooking this autumn.
Review: Gone Girl
Simon Friend discusses the highs and lows of recent cinematic smash, Gone Girl.
BREAKING: Israel and Palestine Ambassadors to address DUS
Extra security will be in place for the two speeches, reports Rory Tingle.
Review: Cabaret
Andrew Shires reviews DULOG’s production of Cabaret.
Predicting the Cricket World Cup- Associates: Part Three
Vishakh Chandrasekhar discusses Associates and predictions in relation to the Cricket World Cup.