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14 September 2022
As a speaker, how does Liz Truss compare to Boris Johnson?
Even in this era of spin, misinformation and half-truth, words skilfully put together and delivered can still have power and influence.
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27 September 2022
Live debut for Rhiannon Faith Company’s DROWNTOWN as tour opens in Harlow
Gritty, uncompromising and dark new dance-theatre from bold and brave choreographer Rhiannon Faith. Autobiographical testimonials and text to amplify the voices of the vulnerable and unheard in modern Britain’s areas of social deprivation.
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5 September 2022
Liz Truss will be the new prime minister of the United Kingdom
Conservative party members have chosen Liz Truss over former chancellor Rishi Sunak
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5 September 2022
When media tropes feed the flames of misogyny
Romanticising the degradation and objectification of women in the media can normalise such behaviour in reality, teaching young women that they exist as second-class humans.
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27 August 2022
Are You Guilty? by TOB Group
A contemporary dance on the "bystander effect" and the rise of consumerism.
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24 August 2022
Ellie MacPherson: Happy Birthday, Mr President!
An idealistic romantic takes us on a musical tour of all 45 Presidents.
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11 August 2022
Leaving Vietnam
Providing insight into the life of soldiers that fought for America in Vietnam, ‘Leaving Vietnam’ follows a young man from joining the Marine to his entire post-war emotional journey.
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11 August 2022
Nightlands by Jack MacGregor
Located in the ex-Soviet ghost town of Pyramiden, two caretakers share their competing conceptions of Russia.
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10 August 2022
Njambi McGrath: Black Black
Njambi McGrath takes us on a tour of her Kenyan heritage by turning her trauma into comedy.
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8 August 2022
Home Office 'can never really compensate' says Meg Hillier about the Windrush scandal
Since 2018, the Windrush Scandal has seen a backlog of cases go resolved. Many from the Windrush generation fear that resolving cases is not on the cards for them and feel burdened by the ongoing struggle for compensation. MP Meg Hillier discusses.
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7 August 2022
Rosie Holt: The Woman’s Hour
Across the political spectrum, Rosie Holt’s debut show finds hypocrisy in all the crevices with satirical character comedy
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7 August 2022
Vir Das: Wanted
The audience knew they were in for a show, Vir Das delivered. He’s outrageous at moments and heart-wrenching at others: a must see show.
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3 August 2022
Interview with Graham Butler, Long Lane Theatre Company
"Despite the obvious and numerous horrors of the pandemic, I have found one singular positive from it all. And that is to get on and do it. Since the start of 2020 I have written more, and more frequently... We found other ways to make art, which makes the industry less exclusive"
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1 August 2022
Interview with comedian Emo Majok
"I decided a long time ago that failure is not an option. I’ve sacrificed way too much to not be living my purpose. I love, live and breathe stand-up comedy. I honestly feel so lucky to be doing the thing I love."
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29 July 2022
The trials and tribulations of the UK visa system
The story of Abigoliah Schaumaun and her struggles with being approved for a partnership visa after living in the UK for five years.
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29 July 2022
Union Interview: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
We spoke to Stephan R Cole member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers about his experiences within a union.
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29 July 2022
An introduction to the impact of mass shootings on the mental health of survivors
A look into the effects mass shootings have on the mental health of survivors, explained by psychologist Dr. Daniel Mosley.