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Monthly Archives: June 2016
The Politics Pantry #2: Tory Turmoil, Corbyn’s Crisis and Farage’s Frustration
James Wearmouth reviews the last dramatic week in politics and speculates on what’s to come.
Is Corbyn stronger than he looks?
Is Corbyn going to survive? Probably not but it’s up to him.
Brexit? Don’t bet on it.
Is the outcome of the EU referendum as clear cut as it seems?
Review: X-Men: Apocalypse
The fourth superhero film in six months – can X-Men come head and shoulders above the rest? Our Film Correspondent finds out.
In-depth Review: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The biggest film of last year has now been out for a while, our Film Correspondent checks if it lives up to the hype surrounding it.
Review: Macbeth
The QEH Theatre becomes a gladiatorial apocalyptic arena as Shakespeare’s Macbeth unfurls in an extraordinarily dramatic, bloody and unsettling way—a truly spectacular production.
The Politics Pantry #1: Bremain or Brexit?
James Wearmouth argues the case that leaving the EU and a possible BREXIT would have serious ramifications for the UK.
The Politics Pantry
Our new Political Editor can’t wait for the year ahead as he considers what it holds for politics in Bristol, the UK and the rest of the world.
Review: Planet Pizza, and Flour and Ash
What could be better than pizza? Well, lots of things, actually, but these two pizzas are better than most!
