The digital paradox of Sally Rooney
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Sally Rooney often gets labelled as the literary voice of the millennial generation. But are her soaring sales purely down to her writing alone or are there bigger cultural factors at play?
Cutting through the noise
3 Mins read
Could Ros Atkins’ viral explainers be the future of news?
Where have all the women gone?
5 Mins read
It seems a woman reaches 50 and she is viewed as not capable to present on TV anymore.
London rallies for Gaza
3 Mins read
As a humanitarian crisis escalates in the Levant, people in London take to the streets to show solidarity with Palestinians.
2002: The birth of BBC Radio 6 Music
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A radio station made by music fans for music fans, Radio 6 is now the hub for independent artists, alternative, punk, rock and pop music. The 6 Music Festival is all set to mark their 20th anniversary this April.
My life on screen as a BBC journalist
6 Mins read
BBC correspondent Laura Foster talks about how she made a career for herself in the Journalism industry.
TV's most iconic haircut
11 Mins read
Meet hair and make-up artist Loz Schiavo who talks about her past, her design process and creating the iconic Peaky cut.
'Science, not sorcery!'
11 Mins read
Artefact explores the importance of film restoration and preservation with the BBC’s Restoration team.
Getting Stacey Dooley onto ISIS' frontline
12 Mins read
The producer of two high-risk documentaries tells us about her experience in Isis territory.
Tackling the plastic problem by the straw
3 Mins read
As the government begin talks to reduce plastic waste, Artefact investigates how some businesses are are already making changes.