‘Mnemonic’ review – a play about memory
These interrelated stories trigger a dissection into the subject of memory, albeit a rather surface level exploration – like a thin sheet of ice. Abdalla’s introductory monologue peaks with some…
London
A touchdown in the UK
Ufuoma Urhioke discusses the recent NFL games in London and what the increase in the sports' popularity could mean for those in the UK.
A week in London: A complete Itinerary part 1
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the top spots to visit around London.
Review of London’s latest Chanel Manifesto Exhibition
In this week's Editor's Note, our Editor-in-Chief reviews the current Chanel Manifesto Exhibition dedicated to the iconic fashion brand Chanel, located in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The…
How the bedbug crisis is becoming a political issue
Charlotte Lawrence discusses the bedbug crisis in France, how it is being made into a political issue, and if the UK should be concerned about the outbreak.
Is the newest season of You worth the watch?
Charis reviews the new episodes of You and takes a look at its portrayal of the British class system today.
Boring for Britain: Starmer’s road to No.10
With the Tories tanking in the polls, will the Labour party gain power propelling Sir Kier Starmer to Downing Street? Or will Europe's most successful political party bounce back and…
Review: ‘Last Night in Soho’
Lara Eastaugh provides a critical review of Edgar Wright's new film 'Last Night in Soho'
Call the Midwife: the next chapter
TV editor Isabella Briers looks ahead to the upcoming series of Call the Midwife, exploring its remarkable success and giving her predictions for future storylines.
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.