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Isaac Bettridge

Review: The King’s Man

by Isaac Bettridge

Review: The King’s Man Isaac Bettridge takes The King’s Man to task for its misguided attempts at reckoning with some deeply sensitive, historical subject matter. As a history student, I’m often asked what my opinion is concerning historical accuracy in films and TV. My usual answer is that the primary job of a film or […]

Black gold: finance and the fossil fuel industry

by Isaac Bettridge

Despite innumerable green pledges, the finance industry is still deeply in bed with fossil fuels and worsening climate change. Isaac Bettridge investigates the state of fossil financing and what is being done about it.

Run for the border

by Isaac Bettridge

Issac Betridge, Online Features Editor, weighs up the government advice for travelling abroad

Streaming Wars: Disney Strikes Back

by Isaac Bettridge

Star Wars spin-offs and Marvel mayhem, Isaac Bettridge analyses what the latest Disney+ announcement means for the entertainment industry

Public Services, Private Profits – How Outsourcing Took Over Government

by Isaac Bettridge

Isaac Bettridge explores the rise of private sector outsourcing in government, and whether or not it has delivered better results.

Review: Tenet

by Isaac Bettridge

Review: Tenet Christopher’s Nolan’s time-bending, cinema-saving epic has finally hit cinemas, but is it good enough for you to leave the safety of home to see it? Isaac Bettridge gives us his thoughts. Christopher Nolan vanishes up his own arsehole with Tenet, a film that combines the glamorous locales and stylish action of a Bond […]

Review: Space Force

by Isaac Bettridge

Is Netflix’s new space comedy a giant leap or a failure to launch? Isaac Bettridge tells all

What Dom Has Done

by Isaac Bettridge

As the scandal surrounding Dominic Cummings’ trip to Durham continues to dominate the headlines, Isaac Bettridge analyses what this tells us about Cummings, his boss and the government’s handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Films to Avoid: Lost In Translation

by Isaac Bettridge

Isaac Bettridge explores the disappointment of Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation

Hard Times Create Strongmen: Power in the Age of Coronavirus

by Isaac Bettridge

Hungary, Israel, India – are we all going to end up a people of QR-code scanning, ultra-monitored insects under the thumb of the most powerful? Will corruption have to become the norm as ’emergency measures’ remain in place after decades of resolution, as with the post-terrorism measures still in place in the USA? Isaac Bettridge evaluates the situation that the world is facing but looking past, as the focus rests on the pandemic.

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