Are electric cars the way to go?
4 Mins read
It turns out electric cars are not as environmentally friendly as they seem, although they are still work in progress.
A land lost: China's oppression of Tibet
9 Mins read
The region of Tibet is one rich in religion, culture and myth. Since 1951, China has exerted complete control via occupation, leaving Tibetans, and their homeland, isolated and oppressed.
Sex and robots: The future of human intimacy?
7 Mins read
The latest innovation of artificial intelligence sex robots will be soon realised on the market. Are you ready to welcome a new robotic partner?
30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
7 Mins read
The Berlin Wall fell in 1989. 30 years on, the country remembers and celebrates how far they have come.
What if your car could evolve with you?
3 Mins read
How a Swiss start up aims to re-shape the auto industry with a new breed of car.
David Weinberg, founder of Cure for Earth, tells us of his battle against the plastic crisis in the southern islands of the Bahamas.
Our plastic problem
5 Mins read
UK supermarkets currently generate 800,000 tonnes of plastic packaging every year. What steps are being taken to tackle this crisis?
Every journey matters
7 Mins read
Not all transport in and around London is fully accessible. We explore the difficulties and learn about what we can do to help.
Big Sleep Out: 'It's a mandate for action'
4 Mins read
More than 100 million people around the world have no place to call home. The World’s Big Sleep Out aims to make a difference.
What use is a degree on a dead planet?
4 Mins read
Lauren MacDonald has only got two years to go back to University, but making sure we don’t die of famine is top of her list.