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Exorbitant spending by numerous nations’ leaders seems to be a thing.

Australian film explores whether healthy foods are as healthy as they claim.

The interview with convicted rapist Mukesh Singh has caused outrage within the Indian government.

Artefact brings you live updates of the Brit Awards – from what everyone is wearing to what they’re singing.

A movie about a burning desire, which leaves a lot to be desired.

Artefact reports live from the Chinese New Year celebrations in Central London

The successful Broadway show is coming to West End in May 2015.

The postponed bus strikes have been replaced by the threat of a tube strike, expected to take place after February 18.

A intimate look into the art form that’s doesn’t concern just boys, blood and bones.

Cinematographer Cathy Greenhalgh chats about the British Academy and its inner-workings.

The comedian’s free speech show was cancelled for being anti-free speech.

Musical duo Disclosure have been sued for allegedly stealing lyrics from a young songwriter.

Artefact explores the history banned films and how this affects progressiveness in the creative community.

As Zero Tolerance to FGM Day looms, campaigners and artists unite to raise awareness against FGM.

The British Heart Foundation urges a ban on junk food ads before 9pm.

The sounds of Southern Africa’s music scene are providing London’s latest favourite tunes.

In a twice-weekly podcast, people divulge details of their inspirational places in London and talk about how it impacts their personal and professional lives.