Joker
Joaquin Phoenix shines in Todd Phillip’s take on the Clown Prince of Crime’s Origin Story
Issue 1729
11th Oct 2019
Interview with the Makers of Now is the Time to Say Nothing
Would you mind briefly summarising your stories? Caroline Williams: This is the story of Syrian artist Reem Karssli’s life during the Syrian conflict. It follows the story of what happens when a group of teenagers from London tries to contact her. It is about how we can stay connected
If You Don’t Already Know: Why an Impeachment Inquiry against Trump has Been Opened
A primer on the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s Zelensky
IC Fishing Society Finds Affordable Fishing in London
Okay now you’ve taken the bait. There is no Imperial fishing society, but I do recommend starting a society if enough of you are interested. Also I am gill-ty of not technically fishing in London, it was Epping, but Central line does go there! Affordability is also questionable, £40
Fresh tracks!
We’re trying something new this year: a quick comment on a couple of the week’s freshest tracks
First Meeting of Union Council: A Roundup
Felix is committed this year to demystifying the Union for students, shedding light on the processes and people behind decision-making - this week, we summarise the juicy bits of the first meeting of the Union Council
Extinction Rebellion
A new comment writer thinks Extinction Rebellion are a waste of space
Companies in China
Comment editor Charles Titmuss, argues that companies should behave ethically when operating in China
Brexit Developments: New PM Stance And Operation Yellowhammer
Johnson’s deal is refused over Irish backstop while an extension seems probable, as prospects for a no deal seem dim
BP Should Pay RSC More
Comment editor Calum Drysdale argues that divesting makes pariahs out of BP and a mob out of activists
Binge of the Week: Killing Eve (Seasons 1 and 2)
A thrilling mouse-and-cat tale told with unbelievable charm and wit
Arts Editor Intro: Claire - The Culture Vulture
This is my second year as Arts section editor. It’s a role that never gets boring – London really is one of the best cities in the world for culture. It’s a wonderful mix of things old and new. Van Gogh and Warhol. Russian classical ballet and Merce Cunningham’