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London’s speakers corner reveals strengths of multiculturalism It’s raining, dull and wet, yet an eager crowd gathers around Hyde Park corner, ready to participate in another intense dialogue of Speakers Continue Reading
A dreary February afternoon has the potential to lack vigour, but not in Emmanuella Moureaux’s world. The French architect brings her latest installation to the Greenwich Peninsula, and it is Continue Reading
The fourth-round of the women’s FA Cup provided plenty of goals and action. The real women’s football story of the weekend, however, played out before one match had even started. Continue Reading
Almond sales have soared in the last several years with almond milk consumption has more than doubling over five years. This follows a trend away from animal products to support Continue Reading
Crime against arabs on the rise in the UK Infogram These figures are based on information from the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW).
An East End neighbourhood evolves again It is lodged between The City and Central London, and Canary Wharf is a 20-minute commute away. It is also a previously working-class community Continue Reading
It’s 7:20am on a cold, wet Thursday morning and a group of volunteers are gathering in a London Cafe. Members of the Great Men Project, they go into schools and Continue Reading
A recent article by the Independent states that 86% of Millennials suffer from the so-called quarter-life crisis. You’ve probably heard about it, but what is it exactly? To make it Continue Reading
Besotted with the potted: millenials’ love affair with houseplants “Millennials don’t like responsibilities; they don’t get married, they don’t buy houses, they don’t have kids”; are some of the messages Continue Reading
Embed from Getty Images By Momodou Touray The Ukrainian president’s attempt to improve relations with its neighbour Russia will be to its detriment as Vladimir Putin will use the talks Continue Reading