Wow. What a match. Eighty long, hard minutes of two impressive sides hurtling themselves at each other in what was a fine advert for the game of rugby. Nonetheless, let the focus not be detracted from a Welsh side who asserted themselves on this match
Wales began their World Cup game with a sizzling performance against an underwhelming Georgia side. This will come as a relief to many Welsh fans who were worried about their side’s prospects after the painful loss of key men Gareth Anscombe and Talupe Faletau as
Change your sadness into joy. This article will restore your confidence in the British political system, I think.
Ollie Pitt and Jonny Taylor interview Briony Williams – Semi-Finalist of this years Great British Bake Off
Are those who cannot remember the past condemned to repeat it?
Is the EU as strong as it seems, or is Britain doing itself a favour by leaving the organisation?
Is it true that the only thing we learn from history is that we do not learn? By comparing socio-economic and geopolitical trends from the last century to the modern day, this article sets out to question whether we are being too complacent in the face of disconcerting data.
In an age increasingly aware of where our energy comes from, Peter Hyland takes a look at another potential source of power.
Capital of the Basque country, haven for culture, cuisine and natural beauty – how did this stagnating dockyard transform to become the Academy of Urbanism’s 2018 Best European City winner?
Tesla is a company renowned for their strong commitment to accelerating our movement to sustainable energy – but can they sustain their own vision?