This moving novel questions our perception of the perfect life, taking us on a journey full of potential. Matt Haig releases another highly anticipated novel, this time exploring the possibilities of life itself, never one to shy away from taboo subjects; Haig once again gives us the book we all hoped for. The premise is…
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Living in a Small Village During a Global Civil Rights Movement
I was born in Somerset, moving from town to village, with the politics never altering. I moved to London for a year, and was comforted when the politics I had grown up around changed. Liberalism was a mindset most people I knew followed, and during a global civil rights movement, it is a mindset I…
2019 US Grand Prix
Here were the quali highlights for the 2019 US GP; It was a race that secured Lewis Hamilton as 6 time World Champion. Love him or hate him; this is an achievement that will go down in history. It was Lewis’s 150th podium, and a race that was full of twists and turns. So here…
2019 Singapore Grand Prix
I was planning on writing a post regarding the fact that in 2019, Charles Leclerc has become the number one driver for Ferrari. He has been outperforming his four-time world champion teammate continuously. After again taking pole in qualifying for the third time in a row I was sure his winning streak would continue. However,…
2019 Belgian Grand Prix: A Race For Hubert
This race was full of mixed emotions. Saturday was a tragic day for the sport, it lost one of its brightest stars in Anthoine Hubert. The drivers, with the entire F1 and motorsport community united in remembrance and dedicated their drive and the race to Hubert, it was a moving day. One in which we…
F1: Belgian GP Qualifying
It was an interesting qualifying today in Spa, however the results were pretty predictable with Ferrari taking P1 and P2. Here is the rundown; Practise Hamilton surprised everyone by crashing into the wall in FP3, it was driver error with Hamilton hitting the curb and loosing control. The Mercedes garage jumped into action and despite…
Is Red Bull Replacing Gasly Too Harsh And Too Soon?
So, there has been a major development in Red Bull and Toro Rosso’s team line up. We have all heard the gossip flying around, we have also seen Gasly’s poor performance for the last 12 races of the F1 season, but we didn’t think that Red Bull would replace Gasly so soon. Well maybe it was…
Pierre Gasly: Why Choosing A Young Driver Isn’t Always A Safe Gamble
When Red Bull signed Max Verstappen in 2016 it was a revolutionary move, the success of this gamble pushed the rest of the teams into betting on younger drivers to bring home the trophies. This season we have the youngest line up yet, new drivers such as Lando Norris and Alex Albon have joined Mclaren…
Small Things You Can Do to Help The Environment
I have been very conscious of the fact I and my family have a large carbon footprint for a while now, when I was in school we were given a short quiz by WWFÂ that told us our impact on the world, and to say mine was good would be an insult. My footprint was 117%!…
Louis Theroux: The Night In Question
“I get woken up by her slapping me, and she said that we shouldn’t have had sex and her friends shouldn’t find out’, these are the opening words to Louis Theroux’s new documentary, The Night in Question. It’s a compelling opening and one that hits right at the heart of the subject. The documentary focuses…
The Journo Type 