With thousands already struggling in hostels and homeless shelters, the release of prisoners into uncertain housing leaves many in a state of limbo. What next for already overstreched resources?
New research and insights from beekeepers show how stress affects bees’ decisions.
How experts from small, medium, and large businesses are preparing for the 2025 National Insurance rise.
Shelf life: Inside food banks
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Food banks have become part of modern society, but what is driving this reliance on them, and can we reach a time when they are no longer needed?
Veganuary: 31 days of going green
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The month-long challenge offers people the chance to experiment with their diet, explore plant-based living, and discover its benefits for both health and the planet.
Banned or blamed: The impact of the XL Bully ban
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We investigate the recent ban on XL Bully dogs in the UK, exploring its effectiveness and public reaction amidst ongoing attacks.
How dumped e-bikes are blocking pavements across the capital, turning them into dangerous obstacle courses for disabled people.
How can TfL make women feel safer?
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London’s iconic transport network is a vital part of the city’s pulse, but it’s also a space where many women feel unsafe.
Austerity and cuts in government funding have led to widespread closures of youth service in the last 14 years.
The societies have long been a cornerstone of university life in London, providing cultural connection, support, and community for Black students. But why are these societies fluctuating year by year, and are they still necessary?