This year is predicted to be the hottest year on record, with Arctic sea ice coverage at the second-lowest level to date. Countries such as Siberia have been experiencing temperatures of 37 degrees Celsius. In the Arctic circle, a Siberian town Verkhoyansk listed a record temperature of 38C in June...
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'The Glow', Australian rockers DMA's third studio album, is an amalgamation of all of the influences and experiences that have brought them to where they are now. From touring with Liam Gallagher to more electronic inspirations, we chat to lead singer Tommy O'Dell about their latest offering.
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Molly Powell looks at the recent controversy surrounding David Walliams' children's books and what impacts his stereotyping can have on his young readers
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After Ellie Goldstein became the first model with Down's syndrome to appear on the cover of 'Vogue Italia', Molly Powell explores the representation of disabled people in the high fashion industry.
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People from BAME backgrounds, who are generally more prone to live in more impoverished housing conditions and have existing health inequalities, have been disproportionately dying of coronavirus. The health secretary, Matt Hancock, has exposed this imbalance, as well as reviews from the Office for National Statistics and Public Health England....
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Molly Powell reviews the BBC's 'Glastonbury Experience 2020', reflecting on the iconic performances replayed over the weekend, and how the televised gigs allowed her to feel the festival experience behind the telly.
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With the rise in the home workout genre and 'What I Eat in a Day' themed videos across Youtube, Molly Powell explains the impact that these videos can have on body image.
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The Universities Minister says universities are taking advantage of students, due to offering "dumbed down" courses.
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A book revealing the truth behind Trump's family has been temporarily blocked from being published and its fate will be decided on July 10. Molly Powell evaluates what its release could mean for the family and their supporters
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With 600,000 women in England alone missing their smear test appointments in April and May, Molly Powell explores the concerning problems that may arise as a result.
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There has been a rise in the number of students accepting their university offer to start in Autumn, while less have chosen to defer their place, compared to last year’s figures.
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Molly Powell reviews the BBC drama 'The Salisbury Poisonings', praising the depiction of emotion, innocence, but also strength of character in both public service workers and the everyday person.
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Supporting businesses owned by black people is such an important way to tackle issues with diversity and inequality in the fashion and beauty industry, Molly Powell explores.
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