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Is the climate crisis getting any better, and what has history taught us about where we are today? This blog investigates some of the pieces connecting climate change, business and colonialism together in 2024.

Climate change. We've all heard of it by now. Polar bears. Ice caps. Rising sea levels. The works. Doom is upon us, but there’s always hope. 

Climate change. It’s a big issue that affects all of us and the majority of people want to do something to help slow it down, but it can be overwhelming. Find out what you can do to help. 

In recent years, Attenborough has become much more than a natural historian; he’s a climate change hero, determined to wake us up to the reality of the environmental crisis.

Social media is up in arms about the 2024 John Lewis Christmas advert, but 'The Gifting Hour' really just made it clear that a lot of us care too much.

The climate crisis is the most pressing concern facing humanity in 2024. So in our new series, we're interviewing the creative voices using the arts to raise the alarm and offer solutions to save our environment before it's too late.

Neuroblastoma, a prevalent childhood tumor originating in nerve tissue, poses a significant threat to young lives.

Today, America goes to the polls to decide whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be the next President of the United States. Here's what the Voice Community thinks about what this pivotal vote will mean for us all.

With her latest track, "Unforgettable", Mathilde SPZ solidifies her rising-star status in EDM, bringing a fresh, addictive anthem to the scene.

As Black History Month 2024 comes to an end in the UK, we ask whether this annual event offers a tokenistic spotlight or a much-needed acknowledgement of Black contributions to the world.

I took part in Shrek the musical on 25th & 26th May at the Whitty Theatre. In this production, I 🌟starred🌟 as young Fiona. My drama school BTS - Berkshire Theatre School - *see, it’s not the band* put on this production so well.

Over the last two months, we've spoken to amazing working class creatives, including Bridgerton's Claudia Jessie and CHERUB author Robert Muchamore, for our Kick Some Class series about social class in the arts. Here, we reflect on the series.