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Sunday 3rd May 2026
Oxford's oldest independent student newspaper, est. 1920
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Peacocks
Their grounds abut a large colonial on Staten Island: Five or six of them Swaggering along verdant lawns, Brick walkways, man-made ponds – Such bravado. What pretty boys! Pets of somebody, clearly. They preen each...
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All in a day’s Work.txt: Metatheatre’s extremes
For £5 (and a 42p booking fee), I found myself in a room full...
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What I learned from Tracey Emin about regeneration
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In sickness, health, and wrongdoing: ‘The Drama’ in review
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Why we won’t bother to back the Booker
Chris de Beneducci wonders why Britain's foremost literary prize fails to connect with anybody under the age of twenty
‘Murder’ in Christ Church
A behind the scenes look at 'Murder in the Cathedral'
Review: Klavierwerke
Alex Dudok de Wit washes himself in James Blake's progressive fourth EP
Welcome to Rocksford
Alex Dudok de Wit and Matt Walsh load freshers into their musical go-kart for a tour of the city
Interviews: Nigel Cole, Stephen Woolley and Elizabeth Karlsen
Jenny Glennon speaks to the director & producers of Made in Dagenham
Review: Surfing The Void
Owain Jevons grabs his surfboard and heads for the nearest vacuum
French Pop Music Today
Rachel Coombes sorts the wheat from the Piaf
Reviews: Buried
Matt and Ben broadly agree that this is one of the tensest films of the year.
Review: Made in Dagenham
A review of one of the most highly anticipated British films of the decade
Review: Tamara Drewe
A talented cast and stylish visuals more than make up for this comedy's thin plot.
Review: The Town
Ben Affleck manages to resuscitate his career with this thrilling action flick.
Review: Catching A Tiger
Sam Pilgrim reviews the latest "indie-folk-rock-soulful-heartfelt" release by Lissie
The Brain Behind the Penis
A review of Dr. Louann Brizendine’s new book, The Male Brain
I Scream
Owain Jevons traces the various musical uses of mankind's most primal sound
The Mummification of Classical Music
Has the Classical music world stopped composing and started decomposing?
Interview: Mark Norfolk
Film director Mark Norfolk talks about his life and lessons in independent filmmaking.
Reviewed: Bombay Bicycle Club
'Flaws' is a step up from its predecessor, to say the least
Headfoes: can you trust your own earpieces?
Sam Pilgrim bears good news for the otology business
Whoa! Lad at WOMAD
Joseph King cuts through the jungle of generic music festivals to find something rawer
The best of all the year’s festivals?
Alex Dudok de Wit chews, digests and regurgitates his Bestival experience
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