From ration to rampage
4 Mins read
An insight on the rise of the panic buying phenomenon after Brexit and the change in how society has responded to food shortages from the days of rationing to now.
A different epidemic in Zambia
4 Mins read
We examine the effects of Covid-19 in Africa, focusing on Zambia to understand the position developing countries are in due to the pandemic.
Gender bias: Impacting global health policies
7 Mins read
As the pandemic affects everyone in society, we speak to patients, doctors and other experts on why feminist rhetoric is needed in the medical professions.
Not so silent sufferers: Children in lockdown
6 Mins read
“Police patrolling playgrounds is not a sight I ever thought I’d see. But here we are … children are being asked to play separately or go home.”
Locked up and locked down: Covid in prison
4 Mins read
Lock down has been tough for all of us, but we often fail to think how it might be for prisoners. This is Carl’s story.
My life on screen as a BBC journalist
6 Mins read
BBC correspondent Laura Foster talks about how she made a career for herself in the Journalism industry.
Photographers that thrived through lockdown
3 Mins read
We meet the photographers who say they have ‘found a new stable rhythm’ in the aftermath of the March 2020 lockdown.
Panic-buying puppies
4 Mins read
In the midst of our third lockdown many people are buying puppies to help get them through mentally. But are these pets coming at a price higher than just money?
Everyday heroes: NHS Nurses
5 Mins read
NHS nurses have been diamonds since 1948, however, recent events have shown they’re truly amazing. What is it like for those on the frontline of Covid-19?
Minimum 12 hugs a day
8 Mins read
Touch is an important way to communicate and establish a bond between us. It’s showed scientifically that stroking and hugging on the regular, lower our blood pressure.