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Staff writer Joe Breuer provides an insight and history into the fantastical world of Doctor Who in light of its 60th anniversary. The Last...
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Staff Writer Aleksa Andrejevic examines how our internalised perceptions of history shape our notions of power and place in the wider world. Professor Richard...
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Staff Writer Karissa Sweetland-Laube highlights the groundbreaking and influential role that Katherine Johnson played in both the world of STEM and the civil rights...
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Staff Writer Mina Yasar opens the door to the historical and artistic allure of Istanbul and shares some of its local secrets with our...
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Staff Writer Mehmet Yusuf Temur gives a tour of the West Midlands – a regional gem for nature and history lovers alike. Escape the...
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Staff writer Jess Clarke goes through the best art exhibitions you can see in London during the remainder of 2022 and the start of...
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London. An ever-changing city that does not for one minute stand still. A place of constant flux, and its footballing history is no different....
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Roar writer Dania Quadri reviews Shoreditch’s art exhibition, The Stars are Bright. The Stars are Bright is an exhibition in hipster central Shoreditch that...
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Roar writer Keval Nathwani on Beethoven’s The String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132, ‘Heiliger Dankgesang’ and his impact 250 years later. In...
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Dr. Kate McMillan gives us an insight on the inspiration of her latest exhibition, The Lost Girl, highlighting themes of climate change, sustainability and...
