Does the sexuality of MPs still matter today?
The question arise after Stefanos Kasselakis, the new leader of Greece’s opposition left wing party, has his sights set on becoming the country’s first openly gay Prime Minister
The question arise after Stefanos Kasselakis, the new leader of Greece’s opposition left wing party, has his sights set on becoming the country’s first openly gay Prime Minister
Are international students at risk of leaving the UK after university?
Students at UAL have been rallying to show solidarity with the people of Palestine, but reactions from the university have sown disappointment.
The environmental justice organisation aiming to build skills and crafts for refugees and local communities in London.
It’s six years since Theresa May vowed to ban conversion therapy, but the barbaric practice continues. Why is nothing happening?
In 2023, new forms of AI out-performed human radiologists but medical professionals warn the use of new technologies could pose…
Az Theatre’s most recent event ‘GAZA : Messages & Images’, presented in P21 Gallery, highlights the atrocities Palestinians are facing through the use of monologues by those living in Gaza. After speaking with directors, Jonathan Chadwick and Ruth Lass, they take us through the creation of Az theatre and the event ‘GAZA: Messages & Images’.
Meet Epowar, the safety app that can automatically detect if you are being attacked.
A look into teenagers becoming millionaires from their bedroom, narcotics traffickers, using AI for hacking, terrorism and war
Ditching the Erasmus Scheme in Britain devastated opportunities for UK and EU students; three years on, the Young European Movement are ready to restore international education.