From ration to rampage
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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.
The rise of Islamophobia in Macron's France
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When French secondary school teacher, Samual Paty, was murdered at the hands of a radical terrorist, France braced itself for what would happen next.
My life on screen as a BBC journalist
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BBC correspondent Laura Foster talks about how she made a career for herself in the Journalism industry.
A deadly magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on October 30, 2020. This led to many losing their lives and homes.
Cancel culture: How far has 'wokeness' gone?
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Cancel culture has been a massive part of 2020. But with those in the public eye receiving death threats, it raises the question; has it gone too far?
Breaking the glass ceiling in business
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At this time, when the gender gap seems to be constantly decreasing, how is it that sexism appears to still exist in the business world?
Why #ENDSARS aligns with #BlackLivesMatter
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#ENDSARS is a movement advocating for the end of police brutality in Nigeria, it has not garnered very much media attention despite aligning with the aims of #BlackLivesMatter.
Justice for Grenfell: The silent march
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Thirty-one months after Londoners woke up to the news of the Grenfell tower fire, more than 100 people gathered to march for justice.
Are fast fashion's days numbered?
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Exploring fast fashion’s slow decline and the rise of charity shops and reworked clothing.
Creating hope in times of crisis
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Ivo Belohoubek details his activism-led filmmaking covering some of the most devastating natural disasters of the last ten years.