The live music industry has been hit hard by the pandemic as venues remain closed for the foreseeable and restrictions remain in place. With leading music festivals like Glastonbury and …
It’s certainly no exaggeration to say that the Covid-19 pandemic has provided fertile soil for fake news to spread, from conspiracy theories to resistance against mask wearing. Now, with the UK …
In the aftermath of COVID-19, job losses are inevitable, however, looking beyond unemployment figures, this crisis will likely result in permanent, insidious change in the labour market. The ONS1 presented unemployment …
The number of female directors at FTSE-100 firms has risen by 50% in the last five years, with women now holding more than a third of roles in the boardroom …
Moving to a whole new country and starting over comes with its challenges but being able to also become successful and strive in the hospitality industry requires a lot of …
The current ‘unprecedented times’ have undeniably induced a craving for the past, with many of us turning to nostalgia in lockdown and happy memories for comfort. Social media has been awash …
There has been a lot of speculation surrounding the Nishan Sahib that was hoisted on the Red Fort in Delhi during the tractor parade on Republic Day. Many articles condemning the …
It’s a common misconception that a vegetarian or vegan product must have a positive environmental impact as it is animal friendly. Whilst a recent study by the University of Oxford found …
Tomorrow starts Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (18th-24th January), which aims to raise awareness of how cervical cancer can be prevented. Charities say that it is crucial, now more than ever, to …
The UK’s withdrawal from the Erasmus student exchange programme was confirmed in late December as part of the Brexit deal. The programme provided financial assistance in vocational training and work …
