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Lambeth, London – For the last two months, news coverage of the war in Ukraine has been ever-present. Russian acts of aggression, refugees fleeing their country and politicians reciting myriad Continue Reading
As the civil war in Yemen intensifies, documentary photographer Thana Faroq discusses her affinity for documenting women, the power of photography and indifference to data Thana Faroq is a Yemeni Continue Reading
11.04.22 – Protesters in their thousands marched on Downing Street on Sunday in response to the government’s omission of transgender people from its proposed ban on conversion therapy. Last week, Continue Reading
Thousands joined in protest on Saturday to demand government action on the spiralling cost-of-living crisis. 25 protests, organised by The People’s Assembly, took place in cities across the UK from Continue Reading
LONDON- On Saturday 19th March, thousands of protestors marched from Oxford Street to Parliament Square to oppose racism and also to support refugees. The protest, organised by Stand up to Continue Reading
While an Easter heatwave is welcome news to many, those with climate anxiety see something more sinister behind the sunshine.
New research from the University of Minnesota has found a non-hormonal daily birth control pill, targeting proteins involved in the male reproductive system, works in 99% of male mice.
Protests in London remain ongoing as thousands oppose the bloodshed that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war has caused in Ukraine.