LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating gaming’s LGBTQIA characters
This LGBT+ History Month we look back on some of the best examples of LGBTQ representation in gaming.
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Why we wear pink and red on Valentine’s Day
This article explores the symbolism and associations surrounding the colours of pink and red, and why these are attached to Valentine's Day.
Valentine’s Day – From the saint’s original rebellion to capitalist consumerism, is the holiday still worth celebrating?
As a holiday celebrated for a Catholic Saint, Valentine's Day's connection to love and romance can initially seem to have evolved from nowhere. However, once the legends surrounding Saint Valentine…
The Great British scone debate
Find out if the national preference for scones is jam first or cream first with Harriet Banks, who offers her opinion along with a deliciously simple recipe you can use…
Russo-UK relations over the Ukraine Crisis: stalemates, diplomacy, and war on the Eastern Front?
With Foreign Secretary Liz Truss currently in talks with her Russian counterpart Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov; the question must be asked, can the UK, and the West more broadly, achieve…
Looking beyond the label: vegan beauty brands and ethical standards
Halle Afflick discusses the move towards Veganism in all of our beauty products and encourages everyone to be as sustainable as we can be!
Surprise your special someone with a three-course meal for under £7 this Valentine’s Day!
Kate Langton provides a three-course Valentine's Day dinner menu which can be made for under £7! Recipes included are goats cheese and red onion tarts, spinach and lemon risotto, and…
The month of buyouts: Sony Interactive Entertainment buys Bungie for $3.6 billion
Just when the dust seemed to settle on the shockwave of Microsoft Corp's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Sony move in and secure Bungie, the original minds behind Halo and owners…
The history of red lipstick
In this article, Kirsten Meek explores the 5000 year history and legacy of the red lipstick.
The best British biscuit
Harriet Banks discusses and ranks her favourite British biscuits, offering controversial opinions on Oreos, Bourbons and Digestives.