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.
70 years of freedom
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Saturday 26th January 2019 marks the 70th anniversary since India became a Republic. Mr Puri. gives his account to the build-up of this.
The far-right's new appeal to the everyman
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Is our stereotype of what a Tommy Robinson supporter is preventing us from getting to the root of the problem?