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The Rise in Self-Diagnosis of Autism and ADHD
“There has not been a time that I remember this not being a part of my life” stated Lydia, 19, from Somerset. She has been on the system to be diagnosed with autism since she was five-years-old, now turning twenty this year, she received a letter last year that her...
Closing the Gap: An Appreciation Of Gender Pay Inequality in Sports
In packed stadiums and on screens watched by millions, elite athletes in various sports push their bodies to the limit. But behind the excitement and celebration of professional sport lies a clear and ongoing inequality: women are still paid far less than men. This...
Are West Midlands football clubs doing enough to combat a post-Covid rise in violence at matches?
The 80s and 90s saw a wave of hooliganism and violence in English football stadiums, the likes of which we have not seen since. Firms such as the Zulu Army in Birmingham, and West Bromwich Albion’s Section 5 rose to infamy in the 1970s, and terrorised terraces for...
Bunting breaths sigh of relief as PDC announce premier league lineup
Stephen Bunting could be forgiven for breathing a huge sigh of relief after being named in the newly announced Premier League Darts line-up — a decision that even surprised some inside the sport. Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle admitted he was taken aback by Bunting’s...
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The Rise in Self-Diagnosis of Autism and ADHD
“There has not been a time that I remember this not being a part of my life” stated Lydia, 19, from Somerset. She has been on the system to be diagnosed with autism since she was five-years-old, now turning twenty this year, she received a letter last year that her...
The Rise in Self-Diagnosis of Autism and ADHD
“There has not been a time that I remember this not being a part of my life” stated Lydia, 19, from Somerset. She has been on the system to be diagnosed with autism since she was five-years-old, now turning twenty this year, she received a letter last year that her...
Closing the Gap: An Appreciation Of Gender Pay Inequality in Sports
In packed stadiums and on screens watched by millions, elite athletes in various sports push their bodies to the limit. But behind the excitement and celebration of professional sport lies a clear and ongoing inequality: women are still paid far less than men. This...
Are West Midlands football clubs doing enough to combat a post-Covid rise in violence at matches?
The 80s and 90s saw a wave of hooliganism and violence in English football stadiums, the likes of which we have not seen since. Firms such as the Zulu Army in Birmingham, and West Bromwich Albion’s Section 5 rose to infamy in the 1970s, and terrorised terraces for...
Bunting breaths sigh of relief as PDC announce premier league lineup
Stephen Bunting could be forgiven for breathing a huge sigh of relief after being named in the newly announced Premier League Darts line-up — a decision that even surprised some inside the sport. Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle admitted he was taken aback by Bunting’s...
Living Between Labels
Over the past decade, societal attitudes towards mental health have shifted significantly, with psychological conditions becoming more openly discussed and widely recognised within healthcare. This progress has improved care for many patients;however, it has coincided...
Is TikTok enabling a new world of Hyper fast fashion? Is Nano the new Micro?
When we hear the words fast fashion, we tend to think of online clothing retailers and their websites: Primark, Shien, Temu… But with up to 954 million active users daily, TikTok really takes the cake. In March 2023 ByteDance, the company which owns TikTok,...
The F-Troop, Cornwall’s footballing voice.
When you think of Cornwall; pasties, cream teas and long sandy beaches come to mind but for the locals in Falmouth there is only one thing on their mind. Football. Bickland Park is dubbed the “Cornish Wembley” by many in the area and is home to the F-Troop, Falmouth’s...
Rural Pubs Vs Town Pubs: What’s the difference?
We all love a good night out, and sometimes, instead of clubbing, all we need is a cheeky pint in a pub. Wherever you go, there is always a pub either in the countryside or in a town. While both businesses serve the same purpose, there are several key differences that...
Venezuelan’s celebrate after US arrest Maduro
In the early hours of January 3rd, 2026, the United States launched a large-scale military operation in Venezuela. The operation, which included both airstrikes and a ground operation, led to the capture of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. Maduro...
A New Year, A New You.
As the clock struck midnight a few nights ago, millions of people welcomed in the new year by creating fresh intentions to change their lives for the better. From improving health to managing money or prioritising peace in the year to come. Here are five of the...
Can’t-Miss Movies on the way
A fresh wave of highly anticipated films is set to hit the cinemas over the coming weeks, with students looking forward to catching them on the big screen. From blockbuster action adventures to crime and mystery dramas, there’s plenty for movie fans to look...
Wolves end 11 game losing run with draw at Old Trafford
Rob Edwards picked up his first point as Wolves manager, as Wolves ended their eleven game losing streak with a well earned draw at Old Trafford. The Red Devils were booed off at full-time after an abysmal performance, where Wolves could have easily picked up all...
Plymouth Marjon Golf Team tees up possible comeback after years away
A Plymouth Marjon Golf Team could be making a long-awaited comeback in 2026, after students are pushing towards making one in time for Varsity. After a few years without a golf society, students are heavily pushing for a newly formed team to represent the University...
Tavistock AFC- Festive Tractor Run
Yet again Tavistock welcomed farming festive cheer though the towns centre. The annual Tavistock AFC Tractor run returned on the 12th of December and brought many smiles to the hundreds that spectated the event. The event is held to raise money for the towns local...
Surviving university choices : “Breathe in, breathe through, breathe deep, breathe out”
Making life-altering decisions is never, and has never, been easy, hindered also by being expected to make said decisions from such a young age. From picking the qualifications you want to study from the age of thirteen, and again at sixteen, knowing what subject you...
Smith stunned in the evening session of day two at the World Championship
Friday evening saw more action from the World Darts Championship. There were four more games for the crowd at the Alexandra Palace to enjoy, as three more seeds got their campaigns underway. MATCH 1: Ross Smith vs Andreas Harrysson The first match of the evening...
Seeds shine in the afternoon session of day two at the World Championships
Friday saw the first afternoon session of this year’s World Championship at the Alexandra Palace in London. Four more games took centre stage, with tour cards on the line and two seeds looking to make a fast start. MATCH 1: Niels Zonneveld vs Haupai Puha The first...
Luke Littler takes centre stage on opening night of 2026 World Championships
Darts’ premier competition began on Thursday as action from the World Championship lit up the stage at Alexandra Palace. There were four matches for the crowd to enjoy, as the reigning champion Luke Littler got his title defence underway. MATCH 1: Kim Huybrechts vs...