Everyday heroes: NHS Nurses
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NHS nurses have been diamonds since 1948, however, recent events have shown they’re truly amazing. What is it like for those on the frontline of Covid-19?
'9k for what?' Students strike against fees
8 Mins read
Artefact speaks to students protesting across the UK over lack of proper facilities in their university after the pandemic.
Is Russia a dangerous place to tell the truth?
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We explore the political and journalistic climate in Russia through three murdered journalists and their stories of suppression, censorship and assassination
Brixton residents fight the Hondo tower
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How Brixton residents are fighting to maintain their home and community after Hondo Enterprises’ plans to build a 20-storey tower were approved.
Vaccine trust grows, amid concern over rights
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With a coronavirus vaccine starting to reach the general public, some are questioning the approval process and bringing Britain’s medical freedoms into question.
Is Bill Gates the most vilified man in the world?
12 Mins read
Bill Gates has been scrutinised for years by conspiracy theorists. We explore why and how misinformation can be detrimental to improvements in global health.
How 'Wonky veg' can fix the climate crisis
8 Mins read
Artefact looks at the impact supermarket’s cosmetic specifications on produce has on food waste and climate change by speaking to farmers and NGOs
Covid and the future of the creative industries
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The future of the arts and creative sector has been hit hard by the pandemic, Artefact looks into the effects it’s having on creative futures.
How pandemics have threatened humanity
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Artefact explores how pandemics have affected the world throughout history and compare them to the modern-day coronavirus.
Battling homelessness in lockdown
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Homeless charities make an urgent call for more resources to help support London’s rough sleepers this winter amid a second national lockdown in England