Taught by volunteers and inclusive to all, squat schools provide an alternative to Cameron’s Big Society free schools, without cost…
Read moreLondon smog. In 1952 an estimated 4,000 people died as a result of severe air pollution in London. Today the…
Read moreIt’s a year since Occupy London left the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral, but many of the group are still…
Read moreIn 2010 plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport was dropped by the new coalition government. Now, in response…
Read moreA new campaign will try and make squatting completely illegal. In September 2012, squatting in a residential location, the act…
Read moreBen Goldacre, medical doctor and Guardian journalist is the father of Bad Science a collection of books, hundreds of…
Read moreMost people have some idea of what an addiction is, but sex doesn’t seem to be one that first comes…
Read moreA study by Harvard University released this month reveals that China’s Internet Censor’s new focus is on topics…
Read moreReporters Without Borders stated that a journalist from Radio Liberté and two journalists from Kisangani News were released from…
Read moreAn information bill that is being debated in the next few months in South Africa could put democracy to…
Read moreSince the recession of 2008 there seems to be more than just financial issues at stake. The disillusionment with traditional…
Read moreForty years after a group of hippie squatters stormed and took over an ex-army base in Copenhagen for a permanent…
Read moreFinland’s growing nationalist party, the True Finns, have been put in the spotlight by their bid to block the European…
Read moreNicolas Sarkozy, the least popular president of recent history, will struggle hard to win a second term at the Elysee…
Read moreJack wears a poppy on his jacket and Doc Martens on his feet. “It’s the first time I have…
Read moreI met Mikaela, 20, an International Relations student, on my way back from marching the streets of London towards parliament in…
Read moreStreets full of noise and faces full of smiles – that was the picture that was apparent in London at…
Read more18-year-old, Tamara London was one of nearly 50,000 people who attended the boisterous march past the Houses of Parliament. A gap…
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