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Addressing Global Fossil Fuel Use: The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

By Kate May The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty is a worldwide initiative seeking to address the global use of fossil fuels. The treaty is based on three pillars: halting the creation of new fossil fuel projects, gradually phasing out existing fossil fuels, and transitioning to clean energy in a fair and balanced way. This comprehensive …

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The word of 2023 – Rizz

By Maria Szin ‘Rizz’ has been selected as the 2023 word of the year by Oxford University Press, the prestigious publisher of the Oxford English Dictionary. Words like “beige flag,” “de-influencing,” “swiftie,” and “situationship” were among the candidates for this title. The words chosen having the potential to hold cultural significance in the future, and …

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Download Festival 2024 line up

By Bailey McLaughlin  Download Festival will take place once again at Derby’s Donington Park in June 2024. Download 2023 was the 20th anniversary of the festival and surpassed all expectations as 130,000 people attended the 4-night special edition which showcased headliners Bring Me The Horizon, Metallica and Slipknot. How will Download 2024 compare? This year’s headliners …

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Bailey’s Band of the Week – Trophy Eyes

By Bailey McLaughlin Trophy Eyes are a melodically charged pop-punk/hardcore band formed in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia in 2013. The band currently consists of John Floreani (vocals), Jeremy Winchester (bassist), Josh Campiao (guitarist) and Blake Caruso (drummer). Their music is raw and overflowing with passion.   Throughout the years Trophy Eyes have evolved and experimented …

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Dream Scenario review – A dive into cinematic surrealism.

By Kate May A24’s latest release, Dream Scenario, is an absurdist horror film that is every bit as captivating as it is perplexing.  It follows university professor Paul Matthews, played by Nicholas Cage, who inexplicably finds himself appearing in the dreams of family, friends and, most significantly, strangers. Matthews, the epitome of a non-descript, “inadequate loser,” …

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Doze

A cyberpunk short story, by Rio Wulfmare Coffee yawned, then regarded the voice inside her head. For a mental construct, Nikos actually had a half decent taste in tattoos. But bloody hell that droning, iron voice had some nerve, running an abusive occupation of her mind, day and night, as though he never slept. Every word was …

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UK Supreme Court unanimously Rules against Home Secretary’s Rwanda Policy

In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Home Secretary’s policy of removing asylum seekers to Rwanda as unlawful. The policy of sending UK asylum seekers to Rwanda for claim assessment by Rwandan authorities was deemed problematic. There were substantial grounds to believe that these asylum seekers would face a real risk …

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Five Nights at Freddy’s – Not good, but an enjoyable watch.

By Bailey McLaughlin The Five Nights at Freddy’s film focuses on a trouble security guard, Mike, who begins working at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria in attempt to retain custody of his younger sister, Abby. While working the night shift, Mike soon discovers that there are murderous animatronics that stalk the family fun diner. The story line …

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