Particularly for people from working-class origins, the UK literary and publishing sectors are facing a major problem: an ever-widening disparity in representation. Though the UK ...
VE Day 80: UK Commemorates the End of WWII in Europe
As the world marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day 80, the Royal Family will ...
Oxford Skull-Cup and Colonialism’s Dark Legacy
The recent revelation of Oxford University's unsettling use of a human skull as a chalice ...
Baffin Island Solo Expedition Sparks Cultural Debate
British explorer Camilla Hempleman-Adams finished what she called the first Baffin Island solo expedition by ...
Should Teenagers Be Banned from Social Media to Prevent Youth Violence?
Young people throughout the UK have expressed their resistance to prohibiting teenagers from social media, ...
Aboriginal Repatriation: Ancient Remains and Cultural Artefact Return Home to Tasmania
Under an ongoing Aboriginal repatriation campaign, the remains of a young Aboriginal man have been ...
King Charles III Unveils Personal Playlist to Celebrate Commonwealth Day
King Charles III is starting a customized playlist including songs that make him happy and ...
Historic 15th Century Medieval Coins Hoard Unearthed in Scottish Borders
Two metal detectorists have discovered an amazing collection of medieval coins from the fifteenth century ...
The Fight for James Bond: Who Owns the Super Spy’s Name?
As the multibillion-pound franchise owners of the famous James Bond Trademark face a challenge from ...
Commemorating Malcolm X’s Pivotal Visit to Smethwick: 60 Years Later
On February 12, 1965, Malcolm X, the prominent black American activist, visited Smethwick in the ...