We will fight them in the textbooks: Churchill and historical memory
Regarded by many as the greatest ever Briton, does Churchill represent the need to rethink how we view historical figures?
February 2020
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Silent observances contrasted with the urgency of communication.
Comedyfest 2020: The good, the bad and the ‘ethnic’
A review of Comedyfest: The Durham Revue (the good), The Oxford Revue (the bad) and The Cambridge Footlights (the ethnic).
Two Crazy Sports You May Not Know
The newly hired editors give you an insight into two niche but interesting sports
Review: Going Postal
Karl Omae reviews Ooook! Productions' latest adaptation of Terry Pratchett - 'Going Postal'.
Boris Johnson hides whilst country underwater
Storm Dennis has caused some of the worst floods on record; homes and businesses have been flooded and many people had to be evacuated. Through all this Boris Johnson has…
Maths, English, and the Environment?
What is vital is for everyone to be in a position to make informed choices and be aware of the impact their actions have on the planet. For this to…
3 classics on the big screen in 2020
Janet invites you to (re-)read the classics that are adapted to movies in 2020.
The Return of Outlander
After a long wait, it’s time for the fifth season of Outlander, the time-travelling period drama overflowing with daring conquests, heart-warming romance, and countless lusty looks. It’s the show that…
Review: Disco Inferno
Isabel C.Davis is enthralled by the energy and dynamism of HBT's 'Disco Inferno'