Where's the AI in policing?
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With all the hype surrounding advancing AI technologies such as ChatGPT, we explore why UK policing doesn’t seem to be benefiting from it, despite it potential to help with low level crime.
In January 2022, a French basketball player was prevented from competing in French national championships because she wears a headscarf. This is her story.
The conflict in Sudan explained
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More than 400 have been killed and thousands wounded as the fighting entered its third week in Sudan, according to the World Health Organisation. Several foreign countries have started evacuating their nationals, fearing a civil war will break out.
Murals are beginning to appear in our public spaces, serving as reminders of the irreversible climate change that threatens our planet.
Explorer Charlie Walker wanted to blaze a new trail through the Russian Arctic. Instead, he spent a month in a Siberian prison.
From design to function, there is more to London’s public space than the dogmas of legal ownership.
On the three-year anniversary of Covid-19 front-line workers protested poor pay and growing workloads in the NHS.
NHS Strike: On the Picket Line
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Join us on the frontline of the NHS nurse’s strike as we speak to union representatives and nurses themselves about how they have been pushed to breaking point and what needs to happen to save the NHS.
Müll: The refill and recycling hub in London
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The piece is about a a refill and recycling hub in Brockley that has taken old and boring plastics into something new and exciting.
How does Local Government funding affect you?
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Stephen Menon speaks to GLA Member Leonie Cooper and Prof Tony Travers about local authority funding, and the fairness surrounding it.