Pride in Trafford was kicked off with a two pieces of theatre, one exploring the intersection of sexuality and religion, the other sexuality and masculinity

The Beekeeper of Aleppo is a beautiful but disappointing adaptation of Christy Lefteri’s novel

Rising out of the dust of the 1960s, Slaughterhouse-Five questions the meanings of war, and our own personal roles within it.

Farha portrays the impact of genocidal trauma on a fourteen-year-old Palestinian girl

Trigger Warning: Discusses violence. Iran has been flung into conflict once again thanks to the oppressive regime. Hear what’s actually going on from Iranian feminist Laleh, and what you can do to help.

Discussing Putin’s last desperate attempt at war against Ukraine despite prior defences of the country as a sovereign state

In conversation with students who are both from the Ukraine and surrounding Eastern European countries, I understand the impact of this war on students and how the support provided by the university has not gone far enough.

The origins of the conflict broken down

With an abundance of films glorifying war or depicting its experience in a distorted way, accurate portraying war in cinema is more important than ever before

Film editor Tobias Soar reviews Sam Mendes’ epic set in the Great War, with the use of a single take illusion giving us a brilliantly tense tale of heroism

George Walker discusses the politics surrounding the poppy and suggests we need to reconsider and re-evaluate the true meaning of this symbol.

A cohesive and well-paced ‘Nazi zombies’ movie, Overlord is a solid genre-mash up with impressive action sequences, and gruesome body-horror, writes Alfie Clark

Anish Gulati and Jacklin Kwan discuss the effects of military funding in science research, and whether it should have a place in STEM

Is it too late to remember the sacrifices of Britain’s Colonial soldiers?