Borat ★★☆☆☆
Film Editor Oliver Weir discusses whether the long-awaited return of Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat has been worth it, and whether this Amazon Prime original will impact the outcome of voting on November 3rd
Issue 1756
20th Nov 2020
Imperial author speaks to Felix
Author of the Wattpad novel Serpent's Veil speaks to Books editor Hari Kumarakuruparan about writing as a student.
It's A Sign Of The Times
Breaking the norms of conventional gender stereotypes, Fashion Editor Liz Tong discusses Harry Styles' December 2020 Vogue cover.
Best dressed at Imperial - Anisia Talianu
Bringing haute couture to Imperial
Felix's tips for Black Friday shopping
With Black Friday upon us, Science contributor Shrey Bohra writes about strategies to avoid getting ripped off
Charity CEOs plead for more support as research funding dwindles
Science writer Patrick Chan writes about the drought in medical science research funds caused by the pandemic
A conversation with Tom Whipple, Science editor of the Times
Science writer Allana Cullen attended the Felix Science event, A conversation with Tom Whipple
SpaceX Crew-1 successful launch and dock with ISS
The first ever privately operated space craft has docked with the ISS carrying 4 international astronauts
Moderna reveals 94.5% efficacy for its corona vaccine
Third major COVID vaccine candidate comes out of Phase III trials with an average efficacy of 94.5%
Are the UK government right to be investing in the new nuclear?
As the UK government continues to pump millions of pounds into the development of new nuclear facilities, Science Editor Lily Shepherd discusses whether this is really the right approach for the UK energy mix.
Rolls-Royce announces plans for 16 mini nuclear plants
Science editor Lily Shepard reports on the trend towards modular, smaller reactors that could rapidly boost nuclear power output
Sustainability inspiration
Monami Miyamoto reports on the success of a Dutch group who managed to build a vehicle out of waste