I dream of the day my child asks: What was starvation? The dream is within reach: we can be the generation to end hunger. But we have to do a few things to get there, simple things...

Right here, right now, you are reading this article using a technological device...

Before starting I want to make clear I am not making these criticisms to attack but for a purpose - so we can develop, understand and tackle the problem of Islamophobia and extremism in the most productive way possible.

On the day of the murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich,...

Residents at Woodland Court UNITE student accommodation have been told they must vacate their rooms during summer despite holding a signed tenancy contract to have the room until September. Two of the accommodation's three blocks of flats have been disrupted. One block have been asked to leave the rooms by...

Remembered today is Iron Lady. She is undoubtedly one of the most divisive figures in modern history whose passing on April 8 once again caused divide amongst Britain. Whilst some mourn at her funeral today, others are partying in the streets.

Magaret Thatcher, the first female prime minister faced challenges...

Peacepainting is an organisation that exists to remind the adult world what it means to think like a child. Using the same format, same frames and same canvas's children across the world are taking part in painting workshops to express...

Soon independent midwives will cease to exist in the UK, simply because there is no-one there to insure them. I went to this week's march on Westminister to save independent midwives to support City University's midwifery society. I soon came to realise this is an issue that affects each and...

People at times are reluctant to part-take in fundraising to help those in conflict zones often because of political or religious implications. Afraid of appearing biased or tarnishing their reputation, they steer away from those in need in conflict zones. The truth is, how can helping a child survive ever...

Anticipation is growing among journalists, lawyers and regulators to what Lord Leveson will recommend to revive media ethics within the damaged reputation of the British press. The Leveson Inquiry has been ongoing since July 2011 and the report is due this Thursday.

Last month a panel of journalists delivered their...

A multi-million pound mural painted by Russian-American artist Mark Rothko was defaced with large black writing yesterday in the worst security breech to hit London's Tate Modern. Outrage ensued on social networking site Twitter as Rothko began trending. When I hear stories of art...

This was the chant of hundreds of staff, students and union representatives who took to the streets of London today. They were there to rally outside the Home Office with the purpose of contesting UKBA's decision to revoke London Metropolitan's licence to sponsor international students.

Over 2,000...

Salute, the Australian made film documenting the events of the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico, is set to be released in UK cinemas on 13 July.

The movie insightfully documents the friendship of Tommie Smith, John Carlos and Peter Norman who stunned the world with their protest...

What does it mean to be a sexually liberated woman in 2012? According to Monday's story in the Daily Mail, sexual liberation can be measured by how many sexual partners a woman can find whilst on holiday.

Focussing on results from a poll held on