Bridgerton: More than just escapism?
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Sometimes romanticising can be more damaging than good, especially when it comes to rewriting history.
Educating Men: Why the curriculum needs changing
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The school curriculum is failing our children. Sarah Everard paid the price, how many more women will have to before enough is enough?
Northern Ireland: 'Our happiness is debatable'
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A debate over the understanding of LGBT+ issues in Northern Ireland has been sparked by comments made by two leading DUP members who spoke sympathetically towards the practice of conversion therapy.
The 'ugly' fruit tackling climate change
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Artefact went to “gleaning” event at a farm to speak to NGOs and farmers to discuss food waste and its impacts
Facebook changed me and my hair
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Could the glimmer of hope for Facebook lie within groups created to share hair product recommendations? For me, it might.
Spanish rapper's arrest sparks violent protests
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The imprisonment of singer Pablo Hasél sparks violent protests in Barcelona. Thousands of young people have taken to the streets to protest over freedom of expression.
Hare Krishnas helping to tackle food poverty
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We explore what Food for Life is and how they manage to feed over 200 people a day.
The DJ growing a new following on Twitch
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Twitch has been evolving since its first year and especially since it was bought by Amazon. We talk to one user to understand better how Twitch works.
Has Generation Alpha been left behind?
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We explore the effects of lockdown restrictions on pre-school children, their social development skills, and the need for interaction.
The pandemic has been tough, but a new study says those with an eating disorder are most vulnerable to the complexities and limitations of lockdowns.