Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey has defended Labour’s pledge to raise corporation tax to twenty six per cent. The pledge was released in the manifesto they launched in Bradford today. She […]
Labour defends corporation tax raise and other stories
Trump accused of sharing classified information with Russians and other stories
Labour officially launch manifesto Labour have launched their manifesto, becoming the first major political party to do so before the general election. The party describe it as a ‘radical and responsible’ plan […]
NHS fear further cyber infections this week
The NHS has today urged patients to use hospitals wisely in the wake of the cyber attacks which happened at the end of last week. Disruption is expected to carry on this […]
Rosemary good for memory?
With the exam season advancing and revision currently being under way, there could be additional help for those wanting to achieve more. University researchers have suggested that the smell of rosemary could […]
Reaction to Tory expenses decision, Pogba probe opens, and more stories
Main parties react to CPS findings The Conservatives’ election rivals have responded to the news that the Crown Prosecution Service has not found any reason to bring criminal charges over alleged misuse […]
Corporation tax to fund education under Labour, and more stories
Labour promise corporation tax hike to fund National Education Service In the General Election campaign both Labour and the Liberal Democrats have been hitting out against Conservative cuts to the education system. […]
Trump dismisses FBI Director Comey, Conservative expenses decision due, and more stories
FBI Director James Comey terminated by Trump administration Director of the FBI James Comey has been fired by president Donald Trump. Comey had served as the FBI’s director for three and a […]
Conservatives’ energy price cap policy and more stories
The Conservative Party has pledged to cap energy bills, as Prime Minister Theresa May takes her party’s campaign to York. Mrs May has said that even though most energy companies have seen their […]
‘When Labour wins, the British people win’: General Election updates and more stories
Former leadership rival Andy Burnham joins Jeremy Corbyn in Manchester During the official launch of the Labour Party’s general election campaign, leader Jeremy Corbyn said: ‘When Labour wins, the British people win’. […]
Leading parties make energy promises, Kelvin MacKenzie leaves The Sun and other stories
Tories pledge to cap prices The Conservative Party has pledged to cap energy prices should they win the General Election. Prime Minister Theresa May hopes the move could save approximately 17 million […]
A look back at Prince Philip’s career and other stories
A Look back at Prince Philip’s career The Duke of Edinburgh, who has been the Queen’s companion for nearly 70 years, announced his retirement today from royal duties. We take a look […]
Reactions to the Duke of Edinburgh retiring and other stories
Reactions to the Duke of Edinburgh retiring Prime minister Theresa May has said she offers the country’s ‘deepest gratitude and good wishes’ to the Duke of Edinburgh following his announcement that he […]
The Duke of Edinburgh is retiring and other stories
The Duke of Edinburgh is retiring Buckingham Palace has announced that Prince Philip will be retiring from his official engagements. The retirement will begin in the autumn of this year when he […]
Met Police knife crime prevention and other stories
The Metropolitan Police Service’s latest effort to combat knife crime is focusing on young people. Phase eight of the Operation Spectre will work with schools against habitual knife carriers. This week […]
Turner Prize short list announced
Hurvin Anderson, Andrea Büttner, Lubaina Himid and Rosalind Nashashibi have just been announced as this year nominees for the annual Turner Prize. Revealed: the #turnerprize 2017 short list https://t.co/Ckd7J3MKa8 pic.twitter.com/WkCqKFFv25 — artnet (@artnet) […]
EU and UK at odds over Brexit bill and other stories
Brexit Secretary David Davis says that the UK will not pay the claimed €100 billion bill that the Financial Times has reported the EU will be demanding. While no figure has been […]
UK will not pay €100 billion and other stories
The Brexit Secretary says the United Kingdom will only pay what is legally due to the European Union, and ‘not just what the EU wants’. In an interview on Good Morning Britain […]
PMQs row on pension ‘Triple Lock’ and other stories
In the final session of Prime Minister’s Questions, Prime Minister, Theresa May, has faced criticism for failing to show commitment for the state pension ‘triple lock.’ Opposition Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, said a […]
Theresa May accuses Jeremy Corbyn of not being ‘up to the job’ and other stories
The last Prime Minister’s Questions session before the upcoming General Election has been full of heated exchanges. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn started by paying tribute to MPs who are stepping down at […]
Labour propose NHS Pay Rise in General Election campaign and other stories
NHS Staff are being promised higher pay from the Labour Party, with the 1% pay cap to be lifted should Labour takes the reins of government after the General Election. Labour also […]
Remainer Tory MPs quit Open Britain campaign and other stories
Three Remain-supporting Conservative MPs have quit the Open Britain campaign group after it launched a bid to unseat Eurosceptic Tory MPs. Open Britain had released a list of targeted seats that included […]
Labour: ‘EU referendum a vote for managed migration’ and other stories
Sir Keir Starmer, Labour’s Shadow Brexit Secretary, has announced his party’s plan for exiting the EU. Sir Keir guaranteed the rights of 3 million EU citizens currently living in the UK should […]
Labour to scrap May’s Brexit plans and other stories
The Labour party has announced it would scrap proposed Theresa May’s Brexit plans for leaving the EU. Labour says their ‘Day One’ pledge ensures the rights of the three million EU residents […]
Free Film Festivals to hold cinema events across South London this summer – gratis!
Pubs, cafes and parks will be turned into guerrilla cinemas over the coming months for a series of screenings organised by the Free Film Festivals group. The South London neighbourhoods of Camberwell, […]
Goldsmiths Radio play tops iTunes
Rathband, a radioplay by Goldsmiths PhD student Christopher Hogg has been ranked the number one Arts Podcast on iTunes this week. Hogg wrote the play whilst doing his MA in writing for […]
Dubai: The World’s Most…
If someone mentions Dubai, it usually conjures up a mental image of vertigo-inducing skyscrapers, excessive wealth, and a man-made island in the shape of a palm tree. Visiting the largest city in the […]
4/20. Thousands converge on Hyde Park for International Cannabis Day
April 20, 2017 may seem like any working normal day for the people of central London. But for the few who had the day free – or decided to call in sick […]
London’s thriving street food scene
Given the fast paced nature of London, it is no surprise that pop-up street food stalls are quickly becoming one of the capitals favorite ways to eat lunch. Places such as Mexico […]
Sensory Deprivation: Scary or Soothing?
This is a five minute feature exploring the salty, dark world of flotation tanks. It features the stories of three people. The first is Kit, a poet who has never experienced anything like […]
GMB’s fair tips and pay charter
This week the GMB announce a new fair tips and pay charter for the restaurant, bar and leisure industry. The charter developed by GMB Soho project worker Sarah Hurley asks employers to comply […]
Norway happiest country in the world
Today is the UN’s international day of happiness, where each year the happiest country in the world is announced. This year Norway has been ranked as number one, exceeding its neighbours in […]
First ever profitable Transfer Window for Premier League closes
Premier League clubs have recorded a transfer window with profit for the first time ever, despite spending reaching a six-year January high of £215 million. Top-flight sides brought in £40 million more […]
Forty years of Star Wars Celebrated with Reunion, New Trailers and Theme Park
Star Wars celebrated turning Forty at this years celebration in Orlando, Florida with returning cast members, creator George Lucas and fans from all over the world. Those anxiously awaiting December’s highly anticipated Star […]
International trans day of visibility
Friday 31st March marked the 8th International Trans Day of Visibility celebrating the trans community and raising awareness of issues faced by trans people. The GMB union responded to this call by holding their first Trans […]
East Dulwich Picturehouse workers hold strike in campaign for London living wage
Workers at East Dulwich Picturehouse staged a walk-out yesterday in protest at wages, zero-hours contracts and lack of sick pay. The workers, represented by trade union BECTU, left the cinema at 1 […]
Property market slump: London house prices register slowest growth for five years
House prices in London have grown at their slowest rate for five years, according to the latest figures from the Land Registry. In the year to February 2017, the average cost of […]
Sergio Garcia overcomes Sudden Death playoff to become the 2017 Masters Champion
Sergio Garcia secured a major title victory at The Augusta National, finally shedding the title of ‘the best player without a major’ at the seventy fourth attempt. The Spaniard edged his Ryder […]
Unity Protest March: Activists gather in Croydon in support of refugees, in wake of attack on teenage asylum seeker.
‘Say it loud, say it clear! Refugees are welcome here!’ This chant rang out in the streets of Croydon as over a hundred protesters joined forces for the Unity Protest March. The […]
Olympic show jumper Nick Skelton to retire
Top British show jumper Nick Skelton CBE has announced his retirement after four decades of competing. The 59 year old rider has competed at seven Olympic games, winning gold twice. He has […]
Five people rescued by London firefighters this week and other incidents.
London firefighters rescued five people from blazes in Croydon, Forest Hill and Ilford this week. They also attended incidents that caused delay to tram services, an out of control bonfire that damaged […]
Defence Secretary says Gibraltar will be protected in Brexit talks and other stories
Defence Secretary, Sir Michael Fallon, has told the BBC the Brexit agreement will fully respect the position of Gibraltar. Sir Michael was appearing on the Andrew Marr show as part of a […]
Sound Women comes to an end
Sound Women the group set up to raise awareness for women in audio has ended. …and it’s goodbye from us! Here we are at @allbarone in celebration of our time at Sound […]
As Sound Women comes to an end, is there still gender inequality in the broadcast industry?
It’s been announced that the organisation Sound Women will be disbanded this year. That’s all folks! This page is no longer live, you can find us in the Sound Women Network group […]
Everything is politics: Dave Randall launches new book ‘Sound System’
Pluto Press will this month release a new book which explores the relationship between music and politics. Sound-System: The Political Power of Music is written by Dave Randall – a musician best-known for his […]
SATs tests set to be scrapped for seven-year-olds in England
SATs, the tests taken by six and seven-year-olds in England, may be scrapped under new government plans. The tests, which measure children’s capabilities in English and maths, would no longer be statutory. The […]
British born and known to MI5 – 52 year old Khalid Masood – the Westminster attacker
Prime Minister Theresa May has told the House of Commons that the man responsible for Britain’s worst terrorist attack since 7/7 in 2005 was British born and known to the Security Service, […]
London hosts first Modest Fashion Week
London hosted its first ever London Modest Fashion Week in February this year. The event showcased a variety of new Muslim fashion designers and their collections on the catwalk. The shows which […]
Goldsmiths Student Elections 2017
The results are in for the 2017 Goldsmiths, University of London student elections. With four new full-time student officer and additional part-time officer posts being filled, many new promises have been made […]
The Political Power of Music- a new book by Dave Randall
Sound System: The Political Power of Music written by musician, writer and activist Dave Randall is published this month by Pluto Press. Dave Randall explores the role of music in creating social change from […]
Tens of thousands march in London against NHS cuts
According to union organisers, around 250,000 health workers and supporters took part in the #OurNHS march over the weekend, in the hopes to put an end to austerity in the health service. […]
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