What does Edmund Clark’s photography exhibition about Afghanistan tell us about the country’s rich history?

By encouraging sex offenders to come forward and be treated we might effectively protect more potential victims.

One Muslim and one atheist search for enlightenment.

Blink-182 part with long-time guitarist Tom DeLonge – but will the split be permanent?

There’s a new wave of Afghan women in the West who’ve found their voice and are not held back from advocating for their own rights.

UAL fashion design student Tabinda-Kauser Ishaq, discusses the inspirations behind her work as she approaches the end of her degree.

Government to support world leading culture and education quarter on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Jennifer Aniston is dressed in slumpy clothes and goes make-up free for her new indie film Cake

As the patterns of marriage continue to change, we ask: what’s wrong with saying I do nowadays?

Far-right group outnumbered by anti-fascist activist as run up to the Rochester by-election continues.

University of the Arts London has announced major development plans for two of its colleges, with at least one confirmed to be moving to a new location in London.

University of the Arts fashion student creates poppy hijab for Remembrance Day but receives a mixed response from London Muslims.

Imagine waking up one day in a world where no one can understand you…

What does it take to break into the journalism industry? A handful of high profile journalists reveal to Yasaman Ahmadzai how they got their foot in the door, and offer advice for budding journalists.

Londoners and tourists do not appear to be affected by last week’s bomb scare which led police to carry out a controlled explosion on a taxi.

Why be in a relationship when you can be a social butterfly?

Everybody’s after a glimpse of his work. But Weiwei isn’t your average artist.

How much are people aware of IS and how far they might go to achieve their goal.