Cold War anniversaries: reassessing the legacy of the Long Telegram and Iron Curtain speech
In this article Sally Holden explores the impact of the Long Telegram and Churchill's Iron Curtain speech on the development of the Cold War.
Culture & Arts
Review: Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’
Aoifke Madeleine discusses Lorde's new single 'Solar Power' and upcoming album.
A realist’s summer favourites
Even in unprecedented times, the British summer is a staple of unwavering stability. Here are some perennial favourites to cling to this season.
Strangely Familiar
Alice explores the shift in dynamics in a relationship that transforms a close confidant into a complete stranger
A rose amongst thorns?: Review: ‘The Return of The Durutti Column’
Evie Nicholson reviews 'The Return of The Durutti Column', a 1980 album by the eponymous post-punk band.
Covid stress and Eton mess
This week Satire brings us both an appetising and apolitical Eton mess recipe.
Cutting Paper
In a simple yet thought-provoking piece, Charlize explores the deep wounds caused by bigotry.
‘Meeting Point’ Review
Ava Siena reviews Imogen Usherwood's 'Meeting Point'
Visiting the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
Since everything is going back to normality, more exhibitions are opening up. One of the few that I highly recommend is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
The Tent becomes World Heritage site
Despite its measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, The Tent quickly has gone viral. Satire explores its worldwide fame.