But there is more to the restorative impact of being by the coast than being in the sea. A walk along the sand, a morning of beach cricket, or a cup of tea watching the waves are all revitalising.

In celebration of Durham University’s crowning achievement as The Times’ University of the Year, Whitechurch recently invited Palatinate to enjoy a Sunday roast in their newly refurbished restaurant.

Their shared socialist ideologies, pro-Palestinian stances, and general frustrations with the current political landscape have culminated in the creation of a new left-wing party. Known temporarily as ...

With declining poll ratings and growing rebellion amongst Labour MPs, the 2025 Labour conference was expected to be highly politically significant for the Prime Minister; a poor conference may have ...

Abigail Tobias and Isla Mustin spoke with Bloomberg political reporter Joe Mayes’ about his new book 'Can You Run the Economy?' ...

Lily van der Gaag critically examines the freshers week expectation of a dozen tote bags, stickers, and plastic pens.

Grace Godfrey explores Trump's consistent attacks on democracy extending to attempts to control America's historical narrative.

By. In the face of growing civil unrest and renewed calls for his resignation, the President of Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina, finds himself in a precarious position.

Incoming Freshers have expressed disappointment, outrage and “considerable stress” after waiting to hear about college accommodation until considerably after Durham University’s self imposed deadline ...

The McLaren drivers had a completely opposing race at the Netherlands Grand Prix: a DNF and a P1. What began as a nine-point difference between championship leader Oscar Piastri and his teammate Lando ...

Olivia Yates examines the impacts of the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, being blocked from attending UN meetings in New York. The ordeal brings to question - what does this mean for Palestine's ...