Fighting the odds: Living with type one diabetes
8 Mins read
Exploring the facts and the lives of those living with type one diabetes and how things are changing for those with invisible illnesses.
Aleppo Supper Club: A taste of Syria in London
12 Mins read
We met the founder of the Aleppo Supper Club, to talk about life before the war, escaping to the UK and his affinity with home cooking.
Thousands of women and men are made homeless fleeing domestic abuse every year. More must be done to help those in need.
How can we end live animal transport?
7 Mins read
As the meat industry continues to grow, the export and import of live animals is becoming more attractive for conventional meat suppliers, who send animals across the globe for profit. During transport billions of animals a year suffer under extreme conditions often left dehydrated, exhausted, stressed and ill.
The student nurses on the front line
7 Mins read
Student nurses speak about how they theyve been treated by the government after supporting the NHS during the pandemic.
Schools have ditched the junk
2 Mins read
The health of school children is at risk and most parents do not know about it. We explore why more focus on what young people are eating is vital.
Grayson Perry: The Pre-therapy Years
5 Mins read
We attend the opening for an exhibition which displays the largest ever collection of Grayson Perry’s early works.
What it means to be the grandchild of immigrants
8 Mins read
What does it mean to be the grandchild of immigrants? How do we remain connected to those we have lost? One Artefact writer explores his family history.
Reinventing past images into surrealist art
5 Mins read
Meet Australian artist, Karen Lynch, who is using vintage magazines to create surreal collages.
The aviation industry is drastically growing, is plane travel too much for people to give up at the expense of our environment.