Residents in Chester have complained about the colour of the River Dee over the weekend. Photos shared online show the river to be a bright orange colour. Locals have speculated over the cause, with theories varying from the colour being…
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Working From Home: The Lockdown Habit Here to Stay
When a national lockdown was initially imposed on 23 March 2020 due to the unknown severity of the impending COVID-19 pandemic, everyday life as we knew it ground to an immediate halt. All of a sudden, members of the public…
How TikTok is leading a retro revival
If you asked someone from the ‘70s to describe TikTok, they’d probably give you a strange look and tell you it was a working clock. But TikTok has been instrumental in the recent retro revival spreading across the world and…
Investigation launched following Deva Stadium play-off violence
By Riccardo Dotolo Photo: Getty Images Chester FC condemned fans who attacked rival supporters following the team’s 1-0 loss in the National League North play-off semi-final last Sunday. The match against Brackley Town, saw a record attendance for the season…
Eurovision Mania grips Liverpool
By Joe Vickers On Saturday 13 May, Liverpool will host the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. The maritime city will host the contest on behalf of 2022 victors Ukraine, due to ongoing conflicts in the region caused by the Russian invasion. In…
De- Gea Costs United Yet Again
David De Gea has yet again cost Manchester United in the race for the champions places, as United lose 1-0 away from home against West Ham. De Gea missed a very simple shot, which came at a very low velocity…
Suzume no Tojimari (Spoiler free) Review
By Oce “I am your future.” Who doesn’t love an evil kitten villain and a three-legged chair love interest? Director Makoto Shinkai has wowed the world again with his new work. Suzume no Tojimari, or just ‘Suzume’ for short, is inspired by the…
Disability campaigner Dom Smith visits campus
By Spencer Douglas Creator of Soundsphere, Dom Smith, visited the Exton Park campus in May, to speak out about his rise through the journalism world whilst living with cerebral palsy. Smith, who created the global magazine back in 2008, has…
Are we closer to the end of NHS strikes?
By Bailey Haslam The government has improved the terms of their offer of a pay rise to the NHS, lifting it to 5%. Along with NHS representatives, they will make a further decision about future pay rises later in the…
Opinion: Why I won’t be celebrating King Charles III’s coronation
By Luke Birch A coronation comes around once, maybe twice in a lifetime, and we are told to relish them. But I hope this will be the last. Britain is now the odd-one-out constitutionally, as the royal families of the…