Film & TV
Last week I had the opportunity to interview Chloe Fairweather, the director of ‘Dying to Divorce’, a documentary telling the story of Arzu and Kubra - both survivors of domestic violence in Turkey.
Books
Piranesi Author Susanna Clarke It’s hard to review a book shrouded in mystery. The appeal of Piranesi, from the very first words you lay your eyes upon, is that you simply cannot comprehend what is going on. The reader is swept away to a mystical realm inspired by 18th
Science
COVID-19 has plagued our lives for almost two years now, however, varying CoV strains have been around for much longer.
News
Imperial College has submitted a proposal for up to 1,325 residential flats to be built in Old Oak, North Acton.
News
Ongoing strike action on Tube lines will cause further disruption for Londoners, local businesses and Transport for London finances in the run-up to Christmas.
News
“World-class expertise in data modelling and real-time analysis, supporting a holistic response to Covid-19 in [the] UK and internationally”
News
Imperial College's student body has voted overwhelmingly to support the University and College Union (UCU) strike over changes to the USS pension policy.
Comment
Research Postgraduate Peter Knapp reasons that we cannot plan for a future that is not guaranteed.
Arts
Modern, accessible, yet authentic: the ENO delivers a production worthy of the man himself.
Arts
The 13th century poet is the focus of this restrained and intimate new musical.
Arts
Yes So I Said Yes explores life in a post-conflict Northern Ireland
Arts
While the Sun Shines’s triumphant run back in 2019 was so well-received that it returns to the Orange Tree Theatre once again