The eighth film by Quentin Tarantino sees a group of strangers spend a couple of days in an inn in the snowy wilderness of 19th century Wyoming. There’s two bounty hunters, a bounty, a hangman, […]
Remembering Sir Terry Wogan, one of Britain’s best loved voices
Sir Terry Wogan, the veteran BBC television and radio broadcaster, has sadly lost his battle with cancer aged 77. In a statement from his family, they said “Sir Terry Wogan died today after a short […]
Legendary broadcaster, Sir Terry Wogan, dies aged 77
The family of the veteran BBC broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan has confirmed he has died today, aged 77, following a short illness. In a short statement released this morning, they said: “Sir Terry Wogan died […]
The Big Debate: ‘Should LUU continue their no-platform policy to exclude hate speakers and fascists from our Union?’
Two panels of opposing debaters assembled on Wednesday to dispute the controversial ‘no platform’ policy the LUU holds against hate speakers. The argument has gained momentum in recent weeks, ignited in part by Spiked-Online’s […]
Got the Winter Blues?
As you have probably noticed, the winter months can have a devastating effect on anyone’s ability to work. Some people may suffer from Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) as the shorter days and colder temperatures cause […]
Jones era comes with brutal cull
EDDIE Jones’ RBS 6 Nations squad has ruffled more feathers than anyone expected and with the Calcutta Cup looming, it’s time for the debutants to stake their claim for a place. Of course, we’ve been here […]
Comment: is 2016 the year of women in film?
Towards the end of 2015 and in this first month of 2016, are we starting to see the long-awaited rise of female leadership? The seventh Star Wars film passed the Bechdel Test; the pretty basic standards […]
Jobs in Fashion
Following on from an episode of Vogue UK’s mini-series hosted by the British ‘It girl’ Alexa Chung the “Future of Fashion”, here at the Gryphon, we wanted to assist shining some light on the multitude of […]
The Depression Diaries: Suicide and Me
In the UK and ROI in 2013 there were 6,708 suicides. According to Samaritans; since 2007, the start of the recession, the rates of suicide have risen to their highest for over 30 years. In […]
Headingley cricket and rugby stadium to be extended
NEW development plans to extend Headingley stadium have been revealed. The iconic West Yorkshire sports ground, home to Leeds Rhinos and Yorkshire County Cricket Club, will undergo a £50 million development project in order to […]
Leeds University to develop £4.5 million cycle track
There are plans to develop a new 1.6 km asphalt closed road cycle circuit in Leeds. The University of Leeds is hoping to team up with UK Sport and British Cycling to develop the project, […]
England secure momentous away series win
ENGLAND will head into their cricketing summer on a high after a deserving 2-1 series win away to the world number one test playing nation, South Africa. However, despite the win, England are still left with […]