Friday 11 May 2018
Issue 121
No Tears Left to Cry
Infinity War
Ariana Grandes’ ode to those lost in the Manchester attacks
A review of the film over a decade in the making
Protesters gathered outside Firth Court to protest against racism
Alex Peneva
Music
p. 30
Screen. 35
Arsene Wenger
Who will replace the legendary Arsenal manager? Sports
p. 41
BME Sheffield students protest against racism
(full story on page 5)
Labour lose local seats but make
Official Forge Press
gains nationally in local elections
Apology for Issue 120
Ben Warner
Forge Press would like to apologise for an error in the Varsity issue of the newspaper. A line on our front page read that the University of Sheffield football team had lost in their match against Sheffield Hallam last night, Wednesday 25 April. In actual fact, Uni of scored two
Labour suffered losses on Sheffield City Council while the Greens and the Liberal Democrats both increased their number of seats in a good night for the opposition parties. This was in contrast to national gains of more than 70 seats, but in
Sheffield it is thought that the trees played a large part in the success for the minority parties. The Labour administration in Sheffield has come under fire for its tree-replacement policy and the partnership with contractor Amey, and seems to have been punished for that with these results.
The student areas in West Sheffield, where the crux of the tree issue has sat, generally voted against the Labour candidates . City ward is now the first ward in Sheffield to have a full complement of... ( cont. on page 4)
goals in injury time to win the match 3-2. We apologise unreservedly for the mistake in our ‘Sexist tweets from Uni sport team condemned’ article. A match report of the victory, with the correct score, can be read inside the paper in our Varsity pullout.