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Anna Todd’s 2014 fan fiction – based on One Direction – comes to life once again in the much-anticipated sequel After We Collided. For those…

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Prime Hydration could be in big trouble

Nathan Woollard June 24, 2025 No Comments

In my mind, KSI and Logan Paul’s drink brand ‘Prime’ has been long dead. However, for millions around the globe, this hydration beverage is still…

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Sky announces UK version of Saturday Night Live- But will it work?

Thomas Oxby May 19, 2025 No Comments

Live from London, It’s Saturday Night! A British spin on the iconic catchphrase “Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!” will be heard on UK…

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‘They just haven’t had the right opportunity’: new film stars first-time actors from alternative education centres in Nottingham

Rachel Enemua May 8, 2025 No Comments

Nottingham-based filmmaker Derry Shillitto has taken on 40 first-time actors to star in his upcoming film The Correction Unit.

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The Perfect Blend: Coffee, Church and Community

Jasmine Thomas-Alie May 2, 2025 No Comments

By Arabella Moore-Smith (Lingo Magazine) Often seen in the hands of students, locals, and commuters in Nottingham is a cup of coffee. There is a…

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How students help build tolerance on and campus and beyond

Jasmine Thomas-Alie May 1, 2025 No Comments

By Vidhi Bhanushali (Redbrick Newspaper), Esha Singh (Lingo Magazine), Cassandra Fong (Redbrick Newspaper) Universities often like to shout about their diversity and inclusivity credentials. But…

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Film Review: After We Collided

Prime Hydration could be in big trouble

Sky announces UK version of Saturday Night Live- But will it work?

‘They just haven’t had the right opportunity’: new film stars first-time actors from alternative education centres in Nottingham

The Perfect Blend: Coffee, Church and Community

How students help build tolerance on and campus and beyond