News
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News Writer Alfie Luck reports on the UN's Criticisms of the Israel Defence Forces' Recent Strike on Jabalia Refugee Camp in Northern Gaza
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News Writer Sofiya Povoas reports on the resignation of Sue Gray, finding the reconstruction of the Labour government to be unprecedented and sudden
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News Writer Eloise Howell reports on PC David Carrick's recent sexual offence charges
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Music Critic Eve Hutchinson reviews Mabel's latest single 'Stupid Dumb'
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Film Critic Cassandra Fong unravels Megalopolis, Francis Ford Coppola's journey into a New York of the future forty years in the making
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Music contributor Zara Flack honours the legacy of George Harrison's essential debut solo album
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Music Contributor Yusra Zakir gives an introduction to Soul music
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Music Critic Francesca Seabrook gives an introduction to British emo-indie band Los Campesinos!
Features
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Print & Features Editor Jess Parker interviews Caroline Spence, Producer and Writer for Raya Films’ ‘Best Geezer’
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Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor discusses Redbrick's recent fundraising efforts
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Print & Features Editor Jess Parker discusses her tenure in the role in this issue's second editorial
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Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor wraps up his time this year in this issue's first editorial
Sport
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Sport Editor Charlie King believes Villa's stunning triumph over the German giants could be just the start of their Champions League journey
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Travel Editor Caitlin McGraw reflects on Team GB's premature Davis Cup exit
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Deputy Editor Oscar Frost picks out his pre-tournament favourites for the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No.2 this June
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Travel writer, Hanna Rumowska, details her vacation of a lifetime to Hawaii, critically reflecting on the islands’ tourist industry
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Travel Writer, Mia Lapwood, recounts her trip to Verona and the nearby Lake Garda, where she marvelled in Ancient Roman history and Italian wine
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Travel Editor, Caitlin McGraw, reflects on the Swedish city where she studied abroad, reminiscing fondly on its lively student culture, enjoyable traditions and mesmerising architecture
Comment
Hundreds of activists return to Birmingham, escalating pressure on insurers to cut ties with fossil fuels
News Editor Tamara Greatrix writes about Extinction Rebellion's upcoming protest in Birmingham. Following a wave of recent protests in London, protesters are expected to descend on Birmingham next week, campaigning for insurers to cease funding fossil fuel operations
With no alternative in sight, NATO intensifies its support for Ukraine
Comment writer Christopher Crowson reflects on the outcome of the NATO summit in July, and the consequences for Ukraine and the international order
Don’t Come for the Degree, Come for the Extracurriculars
Deputy Editor Oscar Frost reflects on the contribution of his extracurriculars, especially his time at Redbrick, to his university experience and towards his next steps