I divorced my parents
7 Mins read
Divorces are never easy, especially when you’re a child and you feel are being driven to having to divorce your parent.
What makes a great British café?
5 Mins read
What exactly is it about our beloved, greasy, British cafés that makes them so great, and why do we go back time after time?
Covid-19 vaccinations began to roll out in December 2020 with 20-somethings at the bottom of the pile to be inoculated against the disease.
Hard water is damaging your hair, and much more
4 Mins read
Hair loss is the nightmare of every woman, but not every woman knows that it could be hard water that is the silent killer of their hair.
My life on screen as a BBC journalist
6 Mins read
BBC correspondent Laura Foster talks about how she made a career for herself in the Journalism industry.
Holistic healing: The power of the womb
5 Mins read
The womb is the place emotions are stored, both men’s and women’s reproductive centres store these traumatic emotions.
What happens to the workplace now?
5 Mins read
How working from home during the global pandemic has affected people and businesses alike. What does the future holds for the workplace?
'Instagram helped my eating disorder resurface'
7 Mins read
While social media can be useful and entertaining, especially during a lockdown, there is a darker side which challenges some people to remain in control.
From support worker to yoga teacher
6 Mins read
Mental health has impacted many during the lockdown. Marie, a support worker, used yoga to stay mentally fit and how she became a teacher to help others.
Children’s books portray zoos more than schools
6 Mins read
Animals are more likely to feature as a protagonist in children’s literature than a non-white child. Is this humanisation of animals actually dehumanising ethnic groups?