What's luring young people away from the UK?
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What is it about young people wanting to get as far from the UK as possible? We spoke to some young travellers about why they left home to see the world.
Why childhood obesity is not only about food
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How fried chicken shops provide an alternative for young people in the most deprived neighbourhoods where there is a lack of public social space.
Why communication is more important than ever
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We investigate how the Covid lockdowns have really put a strain on people’s relationships with one another, whether it be a lover, family or friend.
Vaccine trust grows, amid concern over rights
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With a coronavirus vaccine starting to reach the general public, some are questioning the approval process and bringing Britain’s medical freedoms into question.
2020: The rise of the online entrepreneur
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New online entrepreneurs work to overcome, innovate and do good in society in a year that has presented exceptional challenges.
Let's talk about 'murder music'
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Let’s discuss ragga and dancehall, Jamaica’s most popular music genres, and their toxic attitudes towards gay men.
Can post-pandemic fashion be more sustainable?
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For years, the fashion industry has been criticised for its huge negative impact on the environment. Will the global pandemic be a force for a change?
Environmentalism and independence: Ecotopia
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Is it possible for the technology and social fabric of Ernest Callenbach’s book Ecotopia to exist in reality?
Many people are still deeply passionate about the Free Party ‘movement’, but how has Covid affected the way they think, and are we headed for a “rave renaissance”?
Is Bill Gates the most vilified man in the world?
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Bill Gates has been scrutinised for years by conspiracy theorists. We explore why and how misinformation can be detrimental to improvements in global health.