It’s a popular theory amongst scientists and tech pioneers and that our universe is a computer simulation run by future humans.
The strongest surveillance regime in the world
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The Investigatory Powers Act has come into effect in the United Kingdom, so Artefact explores what this means in reality.
Protesters unite to oppose Trump's Muslim ban
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Artefact was in London to see thousands of people protest against the controversial travel ban imposed by America’s new president.
The women's march: What's next?
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The Women’s March on January 21 was the largest demonstration is US history. What’s next for the new activist movement?
Edward Snowden's uncertain future
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Artefact joined a conference call with Edward Snowden about the importance of journalism in times of mass surveillance and Trump.
The White Helmets: Hope in war-torn Syria
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When the bombs rain down in Syria, the White Helmets rush in.
The Future of Transportation
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This year, we got a glimpse into the future of transportation and sustainability with driverless and autonomous cars at the centre of the Consumer Electronics Show.
Northern Ireland's abortion time warp
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50 years after abortions became legal in most of Britain, we examine why it’s still illegal in Northern Ireland, despite campaigns and court rulings for change.
In conversation with | Afua Hirsch
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Racial prejudice, police brutality and why the Black Lives Matter movement is needed in the UK.
Bridging the gap on attainment
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How universities are dealing with the fact that BAME students are less likely to graduate with a 1st or 2.1 compared to their white counterparts?