Culture

Interview

Marking boycotts leave students uncertain about their future

Marking boycotts by academic staff who are members of the University and College Union (UCU) have left many students uncertain if they will receive...

Sharon Adebola - 12/07/2023

Creative

UK charity foundation to abolish itself and give away £130m

After over 60 years of operating as a charitable grant-making foundation, Lankelly Chase has decided to redistribute all its assets and close within a...

Mike Omoniyi - 12/07/2023

Culture

Did Just Stop Oil go too far?

Was 'Confettigate' a legitimate crisis or has civility in modern Britain gone too far? On Saturday, the 8th of July in Somerset, Guests were...

Sharon Adebola - 11/07/2023

Culture

We need to change the narrative on refugees and asylum seekers

The Common Sense Network sat down with Moses Seitler, Founder of Screen Share, a UK based charity focused on repurposing laptops for refugees and...

Zohaib Sadiq - 13/06/2023

Culture

Meet The London’s Lonely Girls Club

Isolation and the feeling of loneliness can play a huge factor in our well-being and mental health. It is also said that living within...

Lucy Tudor - 26/05/2023

Culture

George Soros: An influential figure shaping global politics and philanthropy

An attack from the Twitter CEO has resulted in increased interest in George Soros' work and interest. The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League condemned Elon...

Mike Omoniyi - 17/05/2023

Politics

India becomes the biggest country in the world. The West must wake up

India has overtaken China in population, but its global ties remain complex Last month the United Nations made a long-anticipated announcement: that India had become the most...

Georgia Gilholy - 11/05/2023

Culture

Kashmiri terror survivors tell their stories at the UN

The United Nations has faced a barrage of criticism since its founding, and rightly so. Too frequently, the organisation panders to despots and dictators,...

Georgia Gilholy - 14/04/2023

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