Thomas Messner surveys this year’s BFI film festival for cinema’s next big thing. After experiencing a certain hiccup last year, the BFI London Film Festival…
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Contributor, Thomas Messner, reviews Villeneuve’s Dune The opening of 1984’s Dune is the damnedest thing. As we gaze upon the vast, twinkling cosmos, it would…
A statue of British Imperialist Cecil Rhodes will remain atop Oriel College Oxford, despite an independent commission recommending its removal. After months of deliberation, the…
Labour candidate Sadiq Khan has been re-elected as The Mayor of London defeating Conservative hopeful Shaun Bailey to secure a second term in City Hall.…
Once again, the United Kingdom received nil points. Though the song was catchy and the artist a Brit-award winner, platinum-selling songwriter, it didn’t stir up…
Perhaps one of the most eye-opening and motivational Ramadan stories this year, comes from over 2,000 miles away in Turkey. An inconspicuous match between two…
During the series of lockdowns, people of all ages have suffered with isolation, loneliness, low mood and anxiety. Access to activities and communities which may…
It was in my lower year of the sixth form when I realised there was something not quite right about politicians. I was in a…
Dating seems to be last on many people’s minds when considering the issues affected by the pandemic, but of course, dating has hit a major…
Can you imagine the pain of being stuck indefinitely in one position, staring at the same area and thinking the same thing – why me? …