Rising inflation, the cost-of-living crisis, job insecurity, and pay freezes have led train workers to turn increasingly to trade unions to assert their economic interests recently.
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Thoughts on shifting attitudes towards Covid-19 since the last restrictions were lifted in the UK, and how life must go on after two years of disruption.
An insight into a turbulent trial concerning domestic violence, stirring media discourse and begging a question: how will the Depp/Heard trial impact future cases of the same sought?
On Thursday 24th of February Vitali Yalahuzian, a second-year journalism student at the University of Sheffield, was on his way to the Newsday, when he found out that Russia had attacked his home country – Ukraine.
Beyond all the performative activism and Instagram collages that arose in protestation, a real epidemic of male violence against women is imminent, and is clearly not shifting.
Obi-Wan Kenobi is Disney's latest addition to the Star Wars franchise that had fans hyped for the return of their favourite actors and characters from years gone by. But could it live up to the hype and deliver for both casual and die-hard fans of Star Wars?
Netflix released Stranger Things in two separate parts in a rare move. Did it pay off and add to the experience or did it ruin the possibility of binge-watching?
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was one of the most anticipated movies of the year but could the latest MCU instalment live up to the hype?
Spirits were high in August following the appointment of Slavisa Jokanovic, a manager with a proven track record of achieving promotion to the Premier League. The early season optimism soon faded following an opening day defeat at home to Birmingham City.
