Review: 'Cold Courage' by Pekka Hiltunen
With the successful trend of European thrillers comes the translation Cold Courage by Pekka Hiltunen. When a Latvian woman is
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The media's influence on body image
Year after the year the public are bombarded with images of ‘the perfect body’. Every day we see young slim
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Six of the best – Festive films
Love Actually by Jane Hodgkiss I love ‘Love Actually’. What’s not to like? Amazing cast, amazing humour, amazing pathos,
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Review: The Selfish Giant
Clio Barnard's first brush with filmmaking was with The Arbor (2010), a bold and innovative docu-drama focusing on
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Trick or Treat: Do grown-ups care about Halloween anymore?
Who doesn’t love Halloween? It’s the perfect excuse to watch horror films and scare ourselves silly, carve creepy
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The inevitabilities during Christmas
Christmas; the time for mistletoe, wine and rocking around the Christmas tree. We all dream of a white Christmas whilst
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Escape to the Lake District
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Photograph: Matthew Fleming Do picturesque walks, beautiful scenery and cute cafes
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A guide to travelling solo
Travel is always exciting. Whether it’s a road trip in England or a round-the-world flight taking in several countries.
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Is there a hierarchy between degrees?
University is the place to go to further your education in a particular field and become a specialist in that
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Humans of Lancaster
Do you ever look at the person sitting opposite you on the bus and wonder what’s going through their
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Review: The Hunger Games – Catching Fire
There’s something about The Hunger Games that really gets under my skin. I think it hit me in the
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Have we forgotten the true meaning of Christmas?
Giant snowmen, baubles of every colour and size, chocolate reindeers (especially the Lindt ones) and presents in every direction you
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8 glaring omissions from the Mercury Prize nominations
The Mercury Prize 2013 was open to albums released by British or Irish artists between September 11th 2012 and September
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Typical student food with a twist
Getting bored of having the same old beans on toast? Feel like you need to spice up your cooking a
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Banksy: The US Invasion
This past October, pseudonymous British artist Bansky took to the streets of NYC. Every day, locals and tourists scoured the
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