Interpreting Hong Kong’s National Security Law: a legal perspective
Law student, Cathy Poon, delves into the legal consequences of the National Security legislation imposed by Beijing that has angered so many in Hong Kong.
Biden’s rejoining of the Paris Agreement – a win for the climate?
When Joe Biden rejoined America to the Paris Agreement just hours after becoming President on 20th January, environmentalists around the world breathed a collective sigh of relief. After four years…
Hands, face, (3400 miles of) space: 9 Dubai pastimes you didn’t know classed as work
Having recently returned home from 'alternative' business trips to Dubai, our nation’s favourite celebs give us 9 pastimes that can easily be turned into full-time professions.
Electrifying: His Dark Materials Series Two
Isabella Briers reviews the dramatic second series of His Dark Materials, based on the book The Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman.
Sky
In this article, Ruhee Parelkar meditates on the spirit of nature in the midst of lockdowns, and how we are susceptible to its power.
Memories of UK theatre
Caitlin Conmy gives a delightful and nostalgic account of her experiences of theatre in the UK, reminding us just how vital the Arts are.
CD Projekt Red addresses Cyberpunk backlash – but is it good enough?
Controversy continues as CD Projekt Red addresses the game's rocky launch
Landscape Photography: Tips and Inspirational Work
This article will provide unique insights and suggest photographers of landscape photography while we will also be including tips to try shooting yourself.
StuRants: how to get your deposit back
We’re only 20 days into 2021 and it’s already been one of the toughest years for students. Especially those of us living in privately rented accommodation. Or rather, living at…
Upcoming films you HAVE to watch in 2021
The Bubble Film editor, Magali O'Brien, has compiled a list of films to look forward to in the coming year.