'I just kept running and didn't look back'
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How one charity in the UK, Ella’s Home, is giving long term support to victims of trafficking.
UAL lowest paid staff are being outsourced. Take a glimpse at the passionate team of students and faculty trying to stop this injustice.
Catastrophic bleeding is the leading cause of death – medication costing less than the price of a postage stamp could save thousands of mothers.
70 years of freedom
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Saturday 26th January 2019 marks the 70th anniversary since India became a Republic. Mr Puri. gives his account to the build-up of this.
Penguins are not our property
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Should the public have been able to skate alongside penguins on the Queens ice rink? Artefact investigates.
Are the NHS Mental Health Services capable of coping with current demand? Artefact has been finding out.
The far-right's new appeal to the everyman
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Is our stereotype of what a Tommy Robinson supporter is preventing us from getting to the root of the problem?
Having saved themselves from Day Zero, residents of South Africa’s Cape Town are still adjusting to life after one of their worst droughts in decades.
Brain injury survivors: failed by the system
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How the one-size-fits-all benefit system is failing to assess the complex and sometimes fluctuating symptoms of a brain injury.
Glacier Girl: global warming's hero?
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Artefact meets climate change activist, Elizabeth Farrell, who uses Instagram and artwork to raise awareness about global warming