The emotion behind memorial benches
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In the serene corners of parks, bustling city squares, and picturesque coastal vistas across the United Kingdom, a unique form of remembrance silently speaks to passers-by — the Memorial Bench.
The struggle of women in South Asia
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Gender discrimination is a pervasive issue in many cultures across the world, with South Asia being no exception.
“It’s about preserving something while making something new.”
Is there a correct way to cover True Crime?
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With the sheer variety of true crime content out there, in an increasingly aware world, the drawbacks of the genre are now becoming apparent.
Toxic gaming: Female players battle misogyny
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In the world of digital gaming, where escapism and community intersect, female gamers are faced with battling entrenched misogyny.
How Brexit changed British fashion
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In the past, Cool Britannia ruled, but Brexit has made Generation Z cynical towards British culture.
The psychology behind reality television
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More than 2.5 million people tuned in to watch the opening episode of Big Brother’s latest series, smashing its viewing figures after a long hiatus. 10 years ago, life was very different, but one thing has not changed — humans love reality TV.
Tobias Carvalho talks queer issues and his writing process.
With developments moving so fast, the city is leaving some residents behind.
Cara Cunningham shares how she dealt with YouTube fame and her gender transition.