Yesterday it came to light that the bars in the House Of Commons are exempt from new Covid-19 restrictions. In light of the restrictions tightening for the public, there was confused faces all around the UK that begged the question ; ‘Is it one rule for one and one rule for another?’ According to The Times,… Continue reading
Just before lockdown effectively decimated global travel, Russia had decided to make it easier for visitors to travel to St Petersburg, by giving tourists easy access visas to people looking for a short-term holiday in the Leningrad Region. The decision will eventually expose new people to a style of hospitality that only exists in Russia.… Continue reading
Michael Gove has said that Brits will be encouraged to work from home “if possible”, in a new government effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus. This is a far cry from the ‘back to work’ encouragements in July, and comes with the announcment from Boris Johnson regarding changes to the hospitality industries opening… Continue reading
In a survey spanning across 50 states of America, it was found that just under a quarter of young Americans believe that the Holocaust either never happened or was exaggerated. This frightening revelation is thought to be due to the spread of conspiracy theories that youngsters have mistaken for fact. Vice reported that 12% of… Continue reading
Unemployment rates have risen since after the coronavirus pandemic and especially effecting young people aged between 16 – 24 years. Young people also categorised as Generation Z have lost their jobs more compared to other age groups due to the outbreak, leaving many unemployed for months. The unemployment rate has grown from 4.1% in three… Continue reading
Launched in Japan in 2014, Pepper was introduced as a companion robot with an emphasis on the benefits it could provide through social interaction. Recently tested in care homes across the UK, new studies by the University of Bedfordshire, Middlesex University, and Advinia Health Care, found that after two weeks there was a small but… Continue reading
Funding within Arts and Cultural sectors have always been restricted within the UK. It is difficult to know whether this issue has stemmed from a lack of priority places for creative subjects due to it not being the main source of financial income in the UK however, due to the fragility of the existing creative… Continue reading
World famous singer Cardi B is the newest face of French luxury fashion house Balenciaga. Balenciaga are known for not using celebrity models in their campaigns based on the brands Instagram content. The models are normally cool and creative kids wearing the brand. The creative director of Balenciaga, Demma Gvasalia has changed this concept and… Continue reading
Some local radio stations go through mass-takeover bids and get bought out by large companies. You know, where the songs play on a cycle throughout the day – if you listen all day you might hear the same song up to four times. There is something to be said for independent radio, that is not… Continue reading
Extinction rebellion is a global environmental movement with the aim of using nonviolent civil disobedience to encourage government action to improve plans on climate change. Extinction rebellion could be rebranded as an ‘organised crime group’ according by the UK government. Protests were protesting from Friday September 4th to the September 5th. Using vehicles and activists… Continue reading
