OPINION COLUMN: There could be many unconsidered consequences of the mass hysteria which coronavirus has brought, including mental health problems.
OPINION: Mass hysteria over the coronavirus and the social impact it could have
March 24, 2020 by Leave a Comment
OPINION: Mass hysteria over coronavirus does more harm than good
March 17, 2020 by 2 Comments
OPINION COLUMN: What a year – 2020 began as a year of certainty in the UK over the fate of Brexit and curious uncertainty over the destiny of the country, but by mid-March the coronavirus situation worldwide has taken over the news and it is one none could have predicted.
Diary of a house party: ‘10.45pm. There’s a man at the door. We definitely didn’t invite him. He has a Leicester City Council logo on his outfit. Ah. We’ve fudged up.’
February 27, 2020 by Leave a Comment
By James Cannell House parties. We have all been there, whether it be invited to one, next door to one or hosting one. I usually find myself being the latter. However, for the first time in my partying career, I have found myself facing my toughest challenge yet: a noise complaint. Here’s how it happened. […]
Hunt Showdown review: Zombies, hellhounds and guts galore
February 27, 2020 by Leave a Comment
By James Cannell Hunt Showdown creates an atmosphere that Pennywise himself would shy away from. From the terrifying enemies to the panicked encounters with other players, the only thing scarier than the gameplay is the waiting times. The game focuses on bounty hunters who hunt down monsters, kill them, banish them and then successfully escape. […]
Leicester Comedy Festival review: Eric Rushton at Manhattan 34
February 19, 2020 by Leave a Comment
Review by Sofia Luis-Hobbs The name of Eric Rushton’s show had me feeling like I’d guessed what was coming even before I’d even set foot in the venue. After all, you’d expect a routine called Convict to be brimful of jokes about jail and inmates, right? Wrong. As Rushton stood before us in an orange […]
