Society
The older generation rolling their eyes at the sensitivities of young people is a tale as old as time, but maybe there’s value in being emotional.
Fizzy Noor
Throughout the UK, thousands of children in care are living separated from their siblings and are often barred from seeing their brothers and sisters, leading to lifelong breaks in family relationships. Now, an Early Day Motion calls on MPs to change this situation.
Rebekah Pierre
Throughout its history, the LGBTQ movement has used art to change public perceptions and challenge the status quo.
Fiona Keating
‘Wellness’ and ‘mindfulness’ have become incorporated into the everyday reality of digital capitalism. But while they proclaim to free us from stressors and anxieties, they actually turn our personal wellbeing and neurobiology into just another commodity.
Rebecca Clayton
The more we are willing to spend on saving lives, the more shocking it becomes to lose a loved one.
Amina McCauley
As the NFL superstar leaves the field forever, writer Sam Moore ask how Brady has shaped his sport, as well as America’s cultural imagination during the course of his career.
Sam Moore
During the COVID-pandemic, prisoners in the UK have been kept in their cell approximately 23 hours a day for almost two years - although the UN denotes solitary confinement as torture. What is it like to be locked-down in prison? A TNV report by Clotilde Nogues.
Clotilde Nogues
For the past two years, the British public has applauded and relied on the National Health Service in its fight against the pandemic. However, the personal treatment of NHS staff often remains appalling.
Jennifer Sizeland
The idea of permanent productivity has been so ingrained into our collective consciousness that even the pandemic could not alter our sickening obsession with it. Can we do better?
Kevin Pocock
Treating depression with lifestyle changes has become a mantra of the mental health community. But do mindfulness exercises, baths and better diets really help or are we just deflecting from the harmful effects that the social conditions of late capitalism can have on the individual?
Genevieve Richardson
At 25, Care Leavers are No Longer Entitled to Support from their "Corporate Parents". What Happens When the Lifeline is Cut?
Rebekah Pierre
Two recent films seek to understand the meaning behind mass shootings, but end up grappling with the unsettling question: What if there isn’t any?
Sam Moore
While blackness was once depicted as a sexual threat to white females, nowadays it has become a code for hyper-masculinity and potency. How does the ‘BBC’-stereotype influence the self-image of black men in Britain?
Georgia Butler
Could it be that in 2022, after two years of stress-inducing pandemic lockdowns, increased drinking and a national surge in weight, COVID-19 might for once turn into a good news story?
Gaynor Aaltonen
The Covid-19 pandemic has emptied public venues and turned stadiums and theatres into haunted buildings – but what happens when life moves back in? A personal account by journalist and author Sam Moore.
Sam Moore
The older generation rolling their eyes at the sensitivities of young people is a tale as old as time, but maybe there’s value in being emotional.
Fizzy Noor
Throughout the UK, thousands of children in care are living separated from their siblings and are often barred from seeing their brothers and sisters, leading to lifelong breaks in family relationships. Now, an Early Day Motion calls on MPs to change this situation.
Rebekah Pierre
The older generation rolling their eyes at the sensitivities of young people is a tale as old as time, but maybe there’s value in being emotional.
Fizzy Noor
Throughout the UK, thousands of children in care are living separated from their siblings and are often barred from seeing their brothers and sisters, leading to lifelong breaks in family relationships. Now, an Early Day Motion calls on MPs to change this situation.
Rebekah Pierre
Throughout its history, the LGBTQ movement has used art to change public perceptions and challenge the status quo.
Fiona Keating
