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Joshua Wants Title Fight
Antony Joshua is set to fight Otto Wallen in Riyadh next month, but speculation has arisen of a potential fight with Deontay Wilder, who fights Joseph Parker in the same event, if the two both win on December 23rd. A victory against Wilder could put Joshua at the...
Quality of Referees in Women’s Football
There have long been questions raised by players, managers and fans around the quality of referees within the women’s game. These came to fruition again last night after controversy in the Champions League last night. Chelsea started their last Champions League...
Chelsea and Manchester City settle for a draw after an exhilarating match
Chelsea and Manchester City put on a thrilling show at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, and while the conditions were difficult, both teams fought through it and grabbed a point each, with the match ending 4-4. The game started off as most people might have predicted,...
Fungi disaster could cause serious issues in halls
Clark halls residents have claimed that their flats may become “untenable” after a student has been forced to move out due to their out-of-control fungus flatmate. The Sports coaching and PE student had complained about the mould in his room numerous times before a...
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“Confidence is high” for Argyle Women, ahead of FA cup derby day.
Plymouth Argyle Women have the chance to take revenge on local rivals Exeter City at Home Park this weekend. The two teams face off in the Adobe FA Cup on Sunday afternoon, and Argyle will be hoping for a better result against the Grecians this time round, after being...
September 11th, 2001: A Day that Changed the World Forever
Picture it. 8:45am. Tuesday 11th September 2001. You sit at your desk on an average Tuesday morning, sipping your coffee and checking your emails. Though, it wasn’t your average Tuesday morning. All of a sudden you are knocked out of your seat from the sound of what...
The Monolith on Monarch Marl
First, odd metallic Monolith were seen in Utah, California, the Netherlands and Romania, and now, the Isle of Wight. The First case: November 18th, the Red Rock Desert Monolith. (12ft Tall) Removed 27th November, by an unidentified group, supposedly including Andy...
Are snowy winters in the UK becoming a thing of the past?
After Met Office analysis, climate change in the UK could start to affect the cold weather we experience in the winter months. The average coldest day across the past three decades in the UK has been -4.3 Celsius, but if emissions keep rising, the coldest day in the...
Brexit trade agreement: Final push in attempt for trade deal
Fishing and competition appear to be at the forefront of the latest deadlock between No10 and the EU, but the UK government maintain there “still time to reach an agreement. European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen is to meet Prime Minister Boris Johnson on...
OPINION: Trump’s presidential denial
Donald Trump is a man consumed by wealth, power, and lust for winning. But what happens when that winning streak comes to an end, when the ego of the world’s most egotistical leader is dented. We are bearing witness to the downfall of a US President almost in...
Sergio Perez wins drama-filled Sakhir Grand Prix following Heartbreak for Russell
Racing Point Formula One Team’s Sergio Perez has won his first ever Formula One race after 190 starts in the sport. The Mexican now holds the record for the most race starts before his maiden victory, which he took at last night’s Sakhir Grand Prix. This...
Unus Annus: A look back at the literal once in a lifetime adventure.
November 14th, 2019.A YouTube channel named Unus Annus was created by famous Youtubers Markiplier (Mark Fishbach) and CrankGameplays (Ethan Nestor-Darling).The premise was simple. Once a day, a new video would be uploaded onto this new channel, but after one year, not...
Plymouth reveals the truth behind closed doors over family poverty: Poverty in the pandemic
The person who is quoted various times in this article wanted to be left anonymous; the name used instead for him is ‘Charlie’ With some areas of England already struggling to support their families, coronavirus has turned the lives of many people upside down. Jobs...
The Call of Cthulhu – a life-changing tabletop experience (Artefact Piece).
H.P Lovecraft was a prolific American writer, of whom is known for the creation of the Cthuhlu Mythos and his Cosmic Horror. Lovecraft himself wasn’t well known in his time, and his work was often pushed aside and highly criticized. Lovecraft passed away in...
Christmas Lights
Ten years ago, on this very day, I did something really quite exciting! My friend and I got up at silly-o-clock to catch the early Mega Bus from Plymouth to London. I remember the sun didn’t even show itself until we’d been travelling for at least two hours, and the...
Racism: Is The UK Just As Guilty As The US?
Racial injustice has been around since before the slave trade in the 15th century and has recently started a wave of protests all over the world. Racism is quite prevalent in America where viral clips are spread to other countries for us all to see. There have been...
Should Established relationships be allowed to see each other?
With the UK pandemic continuing and more restrictions coming into place, the vast majority of the public are becoming more frustrated with what is actually “right” and “wrong”. In tier 2, you must not meet socially indoors with people who live...
‘Could This Be The Something That Will Last’ – First Date (Stream) Review
First Date, a musical comedy written by Austin Winsberg and Michael Weiner, may not be the best known musical but I think it’s safe to say that it has certainly made an impact on theatre fans in 2020. In this weird, challenging, darkness filled and complicated year,...
‘If you stand for nothing, Burr, what’ll you fall for?’ – Hamilton (Disney Plus) Review
Sometimes there is a show that you don’t have to be a huge theatre fan to have heard of and in recent years the same thing happens every time I tell someone new that my hobby is seeing shows. The first sentence that comes out of them is always ‘Oh, have you seen...
The duchess warns of lockdown loneliness for parents
Research from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Royal Foundation shows loneliness among parents of young children has “dramatically increased” during the Covid-19 pandemic. People who are in more deprived areas of the UK have felt the most cut off...
How life compares in the South-West to the South-East
Life in the South-West as far as my own experience has informed me is quite relaxed and easy-going -people here don’t seem to be in a rush as much and you can stop and chat with people. I first visited in late 2018, I think probably towards the end of September...
Donald’s Drama crisis
Donald Trump’s right-hand man and personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani was once one of the most respected individuals in the United States. Following the September 11th attacks, as the mayor of New York, he galvanized a broken city and gave hope to millions. Now, however,...
The Miracle of Bahrain
Frenetic Grand Prix held in Bahrain where we witnessed one of the biggest accidents in recent years. Thanks to all the safety measures offered by the FIA, Romain Grosjean emerged “unscathed” from a spectacular accident that 10 years ago would have ended in...