Lee Miller: The Second World War Through Her Eyes
From model to war correspondent and photographer, Elizabeth ‘Lee’ Miller’s contribution to the reporting and documenting of the Second World...
Month: February 2025
Adult DVD. Sold Out. In The Round.
Adult DVD. Sold out. 1am start time. In the round. Adult DVD’s hometown gig at the Belgrave Music Hall was...
Flatmates or Family? The Emotional Politics of Sharing a Space
About three weeks ago, I returned back to Leeds after a LONG Christmas break. I emphasise long because most of...
The Sound of Identity: How Accents Shape Our Perceptions and Connections
In a world where accents often speak louder than words, they carry with them the weight of our backgrounds, our...
Compulsory TV Tax for All: What This Could Mean for Viewers
The government is considering introducing a compulsory TV license for all, including those who only use streaming services like Netflix...
USA Wall Street drops DEI
Content Warning: Racism, Police Brutality Wall Street, the shorthand term for the financial industry in the United States, has long...
Uniting Africa: visa-free travel and the future of Pan-Africanism
In 1984-85, The Berlin Conference carved up the African continent with rulers and red lines, ignoring the complex ethnic, linguistic...
The world’s forgotten wars: how a gang leader broke a nation
Haiti, the first black republic, a country that threw the shackles of imperialism and slavery off before the Napoleonic wars...
From Legal Struggles to Environmental Justice: The Fight Against Drax’s Greenwashing and Biomass Deception
On December 14, 2021, a freight train transporting wood pellets to the Drax Power Station was halted outside Selby, North...
Starmer is Right, Ukraine’s Defence is Our Defence, and We Should Support Them In Their Fight For Sovereignty
Next week marks three years since Putin launched his illegal invasion of Ukraine, an end to many years of peace...
