Local elections are due to take place on May 6th 2021 for the 145 councils in England, 13 directly elected mayors, and 39 police and crime commissioners. Who you can vote for on the day will depend on where you … Continue reading How to figure out who to vote for on May 6th
Tik Tok is the video-sharing app we all know and love, better known for its dance challenges and lip-sync trends, but we also know that sometimes the trends on the app are not funny and downright dangerous. Whether you have … Continue reading Everything you need to know about the April 24th Tik Tok trend
Over the last few years, the Black Lives Matter (or BLM) movement has picked up. The movement fights for racial equality and gained public media attention in 2016 following a very public case of police brutality in the USA. It … Continue reading What you can do to keep supporting Black Lives Matter
On Monday 12th April, non-essential shops, gyms, hairdressers, and outdoor hospitality reopened. This was also the date where we were finally allowed to leave our local area and go on a staycation. Overnight stays in self-catered accommodation with those from … Continue reading The 9 most important things to pack for a staycation
Almost 5 weeks ago, a group of Warwick students set up camp on their campus piazza. They stated that they would stay there until their demands from the university were met. So far, they’ve held their word. The group is … Continue reading The University of Warwick sit in: 5 weeks and going strong
The Premier League’s ‘Big Six’ fall out of the controversial new football tournament like dominos, with Athletico Madrid, AC Milan and Inter Milan following suit, potentially signalling the end of the European Super League. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday … Continue reading Why the European Super League was Doomed to Fail from the Start
The Government set up the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities to examine racial injustice in the UK, after the Black Lives Matter movement gained momentum last summer. The Commission then published a 258-page report on its findings, on whether … Continue reading Is Britain Racist: What You Need to Know About the Race Report
For the last few weeks, the US Court system has seen one of its most prolific cases. Following the death of George Floyd on May 25th 2020, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been on trial for 15 days. … Continue reading George Floyd trial over: here’s what you need to know
The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, died on April 9th at age 99. Prince Phillip was the longest royal consort, as he had been married to Elizabeth for almost 7 decades. However, Prince Phillip has recently been a part of … Continue reading 100,000 complaints force BBC to apologise for Prince Philip coverage
Over the last few days, you must have seen your newsfeed filled with photos of caterpillar cakes and the hashtag #freecuthbert and #savecolin ,but what exactly is this scandal, and why is it happening now? Who did it first Since … Continue reading Cuthbert versus Collin: the caterpillar scandal of the year
