London unfazed despite another terror scare
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Londoners and tourists do not appear to be affected by last week’s bomb scare which led police to carry out a controlled explosion on a taxi.
Social media divided on Afghanistan withdrawal
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The British public took to Twitter to express their gratitude and, for some, disgust, for the struggles that British soldiers endured during their 13-year operation in Afghanistan.
LSE Rugby ruckus rumbles on
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LSE Sport sees funding withdrawn after the rugby club was disbanded over complaints of sexism in September.
Occupy Democracy protesters have condemned the police after violent clashes led to arrests outside Westminster.
Mi pattern laboratory and exhibition at CSM
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Central Saint Martins is hosting Mi Pattern, a week-long event to explore the world of pattern under the microscope.
Digital journalism is reviving the local press
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The switch to digital journalism is reviving the local press as news published across online platforms is attracting newer, younger and wider audiences.
'Big kiss-in': Couples descend on Sainsbury's
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Over 600 people flocked to a Sainsbury’s in Brighton in response to a lesbian couple recently asked to leave the store due to their “disgusting” behaviour.
Welcome to Artefact!
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We’re sweet young things from University of the Arts London but hold on there cowboy – we’re not just a by-the-students, for-the-students magazine.
How much do young people really know about ISIS?
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How much are people aware of IS and how far they might go to achieve their goal.