Exams, coursework and the dark web
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How the ‘E-bay for drugs’ is being used by students across the UK to help them fund the financially trying times of university life.
Radio 1 at 50: Fighting to stay relevant
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Are internet radio stations the new pirates? Strong community, diverse roster and digital engagement may be giving them the edge over older rivals.
Instagram is the social network deemed the most detrimental to the mental well-being of young adults, but are memes about mental health helpful or harmful?
Why do South Koreans want white skin?
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As skin whitening procedures become increasingly popular, we’re left wondering just why pale skin is seen as so desirable?
The art of the wheel
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We take a road trip to discover ‘Truck Art’, a unique form of expression that is created to highlight Pakistani heritage.
There is a rise in Islamophobia. There is a rise in homophobia. And when you’re trying to straddle the two, being Muslim and LGBT, it all gets overwhelming.
Is cash becoming obsolete?
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As financial technology advances, are we on our way to a cashless future?
Canada’s west coast is seeing a rising and increasingly diversified electronic music scene, and Actntrl is the Vancouver music producer to get to know.
The iconic Elephant and Castle shopping centre represents traditional community in the face of change, but for how long?
Cloning: the future of life after death
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Animal cloning is an expensive and controversial procedure but is common in many countries for food production and leisure activities.