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The USA: the largest global economy, the self-titled world’s police, the so-called ‘home of freedom’. All pretty impressive titles, but to what extent the latter two are accurate is certainly…
Maximus McCabe-Abel reviews the third series of popular Netflix drama 'The Crown'.
Chiara Maurino explores fantasy in post colonial literature through Marquez's '100 years of solitude' and Morrison's 'Beloved'.
It is often said that Europeans will never be serious international actors, in contrast to the US, because they do not have the will to be so. Emmanuel Macron is…
A short poem that plays with the idea of how night-time may expose subtle hints and hidden meanings.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, again. And that can only mean that it’s the Strictly Come Dancing Final tomorrow. Get out those festive, three for £5 nibbles,…
Sita is a devised show that has been created by Squashed Mango, telling the Hindu story of Ramayana from a distinctly feminist perspective through the medium of physical theatre. Aesthetically…
Wrap up warm for this one
The festive season always rewards us with more time to read. Nothing beats the luxury of a paperback and a hot chocolate on a damp, dreary December day. So, why…
Harrison Newsham reflects on the first term at Durham, from Freshers' week to formatives.