Rigoletto | Singers outshined by set
It’s never a good sign when the set outshines the main cast
Issue 1656
10th Feb 2017
The Romanian protests are an unlikely beacon of democracy
Claudia Mihai discusses the recent anti-corruption protests in Romania
Web of Lies
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
China charges ahead environmentally
Sara Hamilton reports on China’s new approach towards environmental legislation
Truvada | A cultural symbol
One Truvada pill a day keeps the doctor away
Israeli ambassador’s visit | Wraith speaks up
One-sidedness of the event down to miscommunication
Ending the Cycle of Junk
Alexandra Lim looks at the science behind our cravings, and why it’s easier to stop bingeing than we think
Asexual on Air
Even terms such as ‘LGBT’ can sometimes forget to include certain groups of people
We should welcome Trump
Shaul Rosten explains why banning Trump from the UK would be counterproductive and hypotricical
British short films take us around the globe
The shortlist of BAFTA nominees for Best British Short Film and Animation are daring in their scope, but the quality of some leaves a little to be desired
A gay and a lesbian walk into a bar...
... and proceed to shatter any and all illusions you might have about gay sex
Left or right?
Saad Ahmed talks about how much choice there is in video games and how they add to the overall experience and immersion