The Beaver the newspaper of the LSE Students' Union

Rasha Al-Dabagh on why the producers of Making Bradford British should first have answered some questions themselves.

Hassan Dar runs through the notable releases.

Manh Pham on a worrying long-term trend in the video games industry.

Laurence Vardaxoglou on a lacklustre and obtuse new production.

Russell Beets listens to John Talabot’s new record a number of times (because it’s that good).

We talk to philosopher Luc Bovens about food.

Edward Larkin finds the book’s greatest value to be in its exploration of what guides human behaviour.

Hassan Dar on Karen Blumenthal’s efficient and accessible new biography of the late Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs.

Laurence Atchison reviews Jim Al-Khalili’s Pathfinders: The Golden Age of Arabic Science, a timely book that illuminates a neglected area of history.

Venessa Chan on Renoir’s anti-war masterpiece.