Christopher Green launches ArtBank - an emergency delivery system to reconnect audiences with local artists as we emerge from lockdown.

A group of university students have taken matters into their own hands demanding fee refunds as Covid-19 drastically affected their university experience. 

After recently announcing plans to make a child-friendly iteration of Instagram, Facebook has been met with resistance, and a letter sent by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood signed by 99 organisations and individuals.

The fallout of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2019 against mainland China has led to several prominent activists being sentenced to prison by a Chinese court. 

A proposed £31 billion merger between mobile networks Virgin Media and O2 has been provisionally approved by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).

277 attendees of the infamous Fyre Festival are being compensated for travelling to the failed ‘luxury’ event in the Bahamas in April 2017. 

The fine comes as a probe carried out by the Chinese anti-monopoly regulator found that Alibaba prevented sellers from conducting business on rival platforms.

Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland won big at this year’s BAFTAs, taking home four awards after having been nominated for seven categories. 

Brighton Fringe Festival 2021 promises hundreds of exciting events from 28 May - 27 June.

Detransition, Baby, the debut novel by trans author Torrey Peters, is the focus of an anonymous letter that calls for its removal from the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2021 longlist. 

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.

The past year has seen fraudsters steal £34.5 million from unsuspecting victims using a range of methods.