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‘Restringing rackets, Dan is able to undercut many of the big sports clubs’
“Why are such young people of a fit working age finding it so difficult?”
Just how long does a trend take to burn out? A fly-by look at the rise and rise of pop-ups, a trend which seems in no danger of fading away. Plus a Q&A with pop-up enthusiasts NOISE charity.
A growing number of graduates are leaving university to find that the glittering professional career they were promised simply is not available
A first-class graduate is putting the job hunt on the back burner to try his hand on the game show circuit, reports Solomon Radley
Former Royal Army Medical Corps officer has developed an iPhone and iPad app for burns victims
Michael Farthing criticises government’s plans to improve higher education
Michael Farthing criticises government’s plans to improve higher education
Thanks to modern technology, contemporary life can be super-stressful
Music Editor Tom Geddes takes a look at whether anybody comes away from Justin Bieber’s baby scandal without looking terrible.
Big release for stunning live band Turbowolf, but can their debut album live upto expectations?
With European leaders toppling left, right and centre, the Arab Spring has given way to the Mediterranean Autumn – and it’s nothing if not entertaining, writes Cat Hanson
The key point that Europhiles miss when attempting to silence our popular wish to free Britain from the shackles of the European Union is that the debate is not really about the ‘here and now’. Rather, we ought to emphasis the point that the EU has no definition other than that which appears to be […]
Rob Fuller puts forward the case for Britain’s continued membership of the European Unon
The new leaders of Greece and Italy have more in common than their job titles – both are members of the secretive Bilderberg Group. Andrew Williams takes a look at the mysterious organisation
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Hayley Flynn’s Skyliner blog captures the Manchester that we miss in the street-level crush
Sara Jaspans asks when film and art intersect – what happens to the facts? – in this artist-made documentary.
The step-by-step guide to getting the big award at the Oscars