On 21st June, 5000 members of the U.K.’s film and TV industry have signed an open letter urging them to make various “strategic commitments” to reshape the landscape and improve representation. Signed by producer Nisha Parti, actor and writer...

On Friday 26th June, the first digital edition of Bradford Literature Festival (BLF) will be launched featuring daily events for ten days, until Sunday 5th July. It will include talks and in-conversation events with guests such as actor Christopher...

Official statistics indicate that taking a gap year boosts the chance of achieving a first-class degree. According to the numbers, on average, undergraduate students who deferred their university were more likely to achieve a first-class degree (18...

 On 17th June, one of the UK’s largest pub chains and an insurance firm pledged to pay financial compensation to the black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) community after an academic database highlighted their exploitation and roles in the...

The Financial Times had faced considerable flak after publishing an article about how the 1% rich had to make tough choices in observing their luxurious lifestyle during coronavirus pandemic.

The 2 Sisters Food Group has shut down production after it emerged that more than 50 workers had caught the infection.

Reports indicate that Tower Hamlets Council and City Hall can face further costs mounting up to hundreds of thousands of pounds if the 1,500 home Westferry Printworks development is sent to a new public inquiry.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced for the re-opening of pubs and restaurants from 4th July under a new one plus metre rule with visitors required to register themselves in an attempt to trace the coronavirus infection rate.

On 19th June, Her Majesty, The Queen sent her personal message of support for businesses to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) as non-essential shops re-opened. In her message, she expressed “great pride” in the contribution that BCC and...