As households tune in to the Martin Lewis Money Show, and food bank usage continues to soar, it is no secret that the UK is still struggling with the cost of living crisis.
How Brexit changed British fashion
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In the past, Cool Britannia ruled, but Brexit has made Generation Z cynical towards British culture.
History repeating? Kosovo and Serbia on the edge
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Belgrade and Pristina have been existing in what the outside world would see as harmony, but as NATO deploys 1,000 extra troops to patrol the Kosovo-Serbia border, the former war zone is faced with the fear of history reoccurring.
The psychology behind reality television
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More than 2.5 million people tuned in to watch the opening episode of Big Brother’s latest series, smashing its viewing figures after a long hiatus. 10 years ago, life was very different, but one thing has not changed — humans love reality TV.
After eight years of conservative rule in Poland, a liberal government is back in power. What does it mean for young Poles?
With developments moving so fast, the city is leaving some residents behind.
Hopecore: What's the point?
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With no shortage of devastation and despair in the news, young people are using social media to express their hope for a better future.
I got hit by a girl
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Why domestic abuse against men is more common than people believe, and why cycles of abuse against men and women need to end.
How did Nana awaken fashionistas on TikTok while being on hiatus for almost 15 years?
Should grammar schools exist?
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Grammar schools have become less prevalent in the UK. After diving into one particular county in South East England, Kent, home to more Grammar schools than any other UK county, the question of their viability and fairness still seems to be apparent.