Kathleen Stock’s resignation is a win for the University of Sussex’s students, who protested after her transphobic comments left many feeling unsafe.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled the UK’s Autumn budget announcements this week, and has set aside millions for the culture sector, but is it enough?

The annual new year's eve celebrations were cancelled in 2020, but are set to be reinstated this year with the famous street party, fireworks display, and open-air concert. 

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises the Conservatives’ approach, saying they are asking people to ‘pay more for less’.

Youth climate activists gathered to protest the museum’s continued affiliations with fossil fuel giants such as Adani and Shell.

Good Law Project have been given clearance to bring a case against the UK government's usage of private email and messaging apps to discuss matters of national significance. 

The government has promised to introduce legal obligations for water companies to reduce their sewage output into the country’s rivers and seas.

Two other men have also been charged with crimes connected to the rapper’s death in September 2018. 

The band have won the award following the release of their tenth record, As The Love Continues.

The plans have been labelled as being classist and out of touch with the importance of culture and the arts.

A new report from openDemocracy shows a consistent decrease in the number of fully granted freedom of information requests, prompting questions on government transparency.

The 68 year-old actor fatally wounded a member of the film crew and injured his director, after shooting a prop gun on the set of the film Rust.