Boris Johnson has expressed his hopes for schools in England to reopen some time after the half-term recess, stating that this could happen the week beginning 8th March. This comes after the […]
PM hopes schools reopen in March and other stories
NHS prevent staff from speaking out, organ transplant crisis and other stories
NHS staff have been banned from speaking publicly about their work against the coronavirus. It’s been reported that healthcare professionals have been threatened with disciplinary measures for discussing the coronavirus. There have […]
Suifenhe enters lockdown and other stories
Chinese city, Suifenhe, enters lockdown as the rest of the country relaxes restrictions. As the rest of China tentatively opens up its borders, Suifenhe, which borders with Russia, is entering lockdown. This […]
Domestic Abuse Calls up 25% and other news
Domestic Abuse Calls up are by 25% since lockdown began. A spokesperson for the charity Refuge says calls to National Domestic Abuse Helplines have increased by 25% since lockdown began two weeks […]
UK Universities ask students to sign NDAs over sexual assault claims and other stories
UK Universities NDAs over sexual assault claims It has been revealed that several UK Universities have been using Non-Disclosure Agreements to cover up sexual assault claims, bullying and poor teaching. Several students […]
Members of Iran’s nuclear agreement pledge to fulfil their agreements following US withdrawal, and today’s other headlines
Members of Iran’s nuclear agreement pledge to fulfil their agreements following US withdrawal The UK, France, Germany, China and Russia have all said they willl continue to commit to the Iran nuclear […]
Reaction to the General Election outcome 2017
The Conservative party has failed to gain a majority in the UK general election, resulting in a hung Parliament. To gain a majority 326 out of 650 seats in the House of […]
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 […]
Havelock Walk: a symptom of an unaffordable London?
Exit Forest Hill station. Cross the road (safely). Don’t stare at your feet- you’ll miss it. Look to your right. Welcome to Havelock Walk! A uniquely creative community lives right in the […]
The damage of revenge porn: a victim’s story
What is Revenge Porn? Revenge porn refers to the act of a partner or ex-partner purposefully distributing images or videos of a sexual nature without the other person’s consent. In April 2015 […]
Public support for junior doctors’ strike remains high as third strike goes ahead
Public support for junior doctors in their dispute against the government’s imposed contract changes remains high as a third 48-hour strike begins today. The new terms proposed by health secretary Jeremy Hunt […]
Prince Charles’s ‘Black Spider Memos’ published today
Secret letters sent by Prince Charles to Labour government ministers a decade ago have been published by the Guardian after a marathon legal battle. The 27 letters have been called ‘Black Spider Memos’ because […]
Tories launch ‘English Manifesto’ and face criticism over migrant crisis
Ed Miliband says that the coalition’s foreign policy failures are partly responsible for the migrant crisis. Tories launch ‘English Manifesto’, with proposals for English votes for English laws. Lib Dem Danny Alexander […]
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