BrumYODO and Birmingham Hippodrome have announced that ‘In Memoriam’,  an open-air art installation by internationally renowned artist Luke Jerram, is set to come to Birmingham for this year’s A Matter of Life and Death Festival.

With the advice that the AstraZeneca vaccine should not be offered to those under 30 due to concerns around a rare blood clotting syndrome, the parallel risks of contraceptives have been raised. 

Penguin, Britain's biggest publisher, says it will not return funds it received under the furlough scheme, despite strong sales throughout lockdown.

Lovers of the world’s most visited museum rejoice as the Louvre in Paris makes 482,000 items from its collection available online at no cost. 

As COVID-19 is becoming ever more apparent, so does the need to reform the law. 

Literary festivals are one of the many events having to migrate to virtual platforms throughout the past year, and LoveReading LitFestival is the latest digital offering for literature lovers.

We speak to science communicator Hannah Hobson to dig into the myths and realities of animal testing, and to get insight into how the Covid-19 vaccine is both safe to take and crucial for ending the pandemic.

The government’s 2021 Budget has been announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak. With the arts having been negatively impacted in 2020, the government has allocated £400 million to help venues in England reopen.

Free coronavirus testing kits will be made available to the families of pupils from 1 March ahead of the scheduled return of students to school and college on 8 March.

The issue of homelessness has long been present within the UK, and has sadly increased due to the detrimental effects of Covid-19. 

How university students are coping during lockdown 

With COVID-19 posing restrictions for all of us, London Fashion Week is going digital. Unlike London Fashion Week's event in September, there will be no socially distanced shows, no physical audience. Designers have adapted so we can all enjoy!