Child refugees in Britain: A change in attitude
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As the Second World War loomed, Britain rescued 10,000 refugee children from death by letting them come to the United Kingdom. Why won’t it do the same now?
Albums and tours: The word of G.O.D.
7 Mins read
Artefact meets up-and-coming metal band Genus Ordinis Dei as they supported Lacuna Coil at KOKO in Camden.
How not to be scared of 2016
7 Mins read
After the hell of 2016 and a rise in mental health issues, one women’s art group is providing some positivity for a better world.
On the road with the modern day hippies
6 Mins read
Hitchhiking was all the rage in the 1960s but since then it’s been in decline. We meet the people who are keeping it alive.
Hungary's press fights for freedom
6 Mins read
Concerns grow that the Hungarian government is trying to take control of the country’s media.
Sailing's Everest
13 Mins read
Artefact tells the story of arguably the hardest race in the world, the Vendée Globe.
Picking up London's history piece by piece
7 Mins read
Artefact goes mudlarking, to meet the people who are finding bits of history on the shores of the Thames every day.
'Why are your sisters black?'
4 Mins read
Inter-racial adoption isn’t talked about in mainstream media, so Artefact writer Chloe Smith tells her personal experience.
Challenging transgender discrimination
7 Mins read
How one transgender women is hoping her struggle will help others who are facing the same personal journey.
Return to Amatrice
6 Mins read
Three months on, we ask why the medieval Italian town was so badly damaged by an earthquake.