By Jana Surkova (Team Help Isolate) The situation in Camp Moria can still be only described as critical, with aerial footage sourced by The Guardian

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

By Hanna Mödder, Jana Surkova, Annika Loebig (Team Help Isolate) When we left uni, we knew we were going to come back at some point.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

We asked LCC students to take a single photo that sums up their experience of life in lockdown.   Natalia Zmarzlik (Polish student living in

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

Naked Grapefruit, the London based, ‘female run and independent’ sex toy shop that is normalising female pleasure one vibrator at a time.

“I did this for my own personal sense of achievement. I’ve got some mad stories to tell and I have done something no one else has done which makes me feel proud.”

We talk to a young film maker who has chosen transition as her topic for her latest short documentary.

We examine the rise in self-employment and being a female entrepreneur.

Welcome to London’s first queer Bollywood nights that features live DJs, drag queens, dancers, and safe night out.

We visit the islands of Barbados, the British Virgin Islands, St. Kitts and Grenada to give you a taste of Caribbean spice.

Goddards pie and mash in South East London serve their traditional food, with a twist.

How a small and traditional Swedish day festival has grown into a national party marking the end of winter.

Students from around the world discuss what they’re reading in lockdown as they cope with the effects of the coronavirus emergency.

The fashion shop that is helping keep Lebanon’s rich fashion identity alive and allowing younger generations to develop their individuality.

We meet one of Singapore’s most talented movement artists, bringing her unique blend of cultural influences to the dynamic creative industries of London and beyond.

People who microdose report minimal effects from these substances yet claim a range of long-term general health and wellbeing benefits.

We experience the world of Quant and admire her unique work that changed fashion in the sixties.

A simple idea of just how an Albanian wedding works.

A up and coming weave artists talks through her projects, future plans, and how she gets colours from words.

We spent the evening with comedians trying to rescue comedy from the perpetually offended PC crowd.

Around 8m tonnes of plastic ends up in our oceans each year. Rowing 3,700-mile across the Atlantic, Ocean Revival 2020 are committed to making a difference.

Claims about climate change come after nearly 200 people have been accused of starting the fires. So what are the real causes?

How do you deal with a danger that could last for tens of thousands of years?

As the meat industry continues to grow, the export and import of live animals is becoming more attractive for conventional meat suppliers, who send animals across the globe for profit. During transport billions of animals a year suffer under extreme conditions often left dehydrated, exhausted, stressed and ill.

Tribute acts are a well known form of musician that immaculately imitate iconic celebrities. But who are the individuals behind the acts?

The integrity behind a posthumous release leaves many fans feeling conflicted, we explore some of the most discussed albums created after the death of an artist.

Some say that jazz music doesn’t need to make a comeback, it already is influencing everything we listen to.

We met with London locals Bears in Trees to discuss their upcoming releases, how music has helped their mental health and why it’s important to talk about how we’re feeling.

Chinese students on the complex reality of life in London

How Barcelona’s charities are giving the city’s homeless women a new lease of life

New York’s homelessness problem has its roots in the American welfare system

Systemic barriers make integration a struggle for Toronto’s economic migrants

Restrictive audition processes at some of the UK’s top drama schools highlight elitism in British acting

How urban exploring has become one of London’s most desired and appealing mainstream pop cultures.

Two students’ secret relationship exposes their home country’s conservative attitudes towards homosexuality

Are Ecuador’s indigenous cultural traditions being lost to tourism and modernity?