The curtain falls: Getting theatre back on track
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Coronavirus saw the closure of theatres around the world, so how have they kept audiences and actors engaged during lockdown?
'Sugar dating' during a global pandemic
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We explore how sugar dating has been affected by COVID-19 and how one ‘sugar baby’ is still managing to make a living in these unprecedented times.
Saving the planet one stroke at a time
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Around 8m tonnes of plastic ends up in our oceans each year. Rowing 3,700-mile across the Atlantic, Ocean Revival 2020 are committed to making a difference.
The man who ran from Asia to London
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“I did this for my own personal sense of achievement. I’ve got some mad stories to tell and I have done something no one else has done which makes me feel proud.”
Nannying in the digital age
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We meet one of London’s most successful start-ups that’s revolutionised how parents and nannies connect and find the right match.
Microdosing psychedelics: Making life happier?
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People who microdose report minimal effects from these substances yet claim a range of long-term general health and wellbeing benefits.
The man who lives in a museum
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Meet Stephen Wright, an artist who has converted his home into an art museum
The housing shortage has been a growing concern for years now and is having an adverse effect on young millennial couples.
In an industry where men and women often pay different prices for the same cut, Barberette is challenging sexist pricing structures.
In London 151 LGBTQI+ venues have shut down in the last 16 years. Is the U-haul theory to blame or is it just another toxic stereotype?