With News being so heavily dominated by the Russo-Ukrainian war for the past two weeks, it's been difficult to navigate the complicated relationship between the two countries. Here is possibly the briefest timeline of events that led up to this war.

The UK government’s obscurity regarding Covid-19 laws has once again triumphed in disorienting the British public

With rising fuel costs in the UK, we look at how this is disproportionately affecting the disabled community.

No more leaving politics at the door. Instead, political debating done right.

In a world where people are overloaded with information on social media and the internet, how much of the content we consume is one-sided? Why is it important we try to access a range of different perspectives now more than ever?

“World leaders and business leaders are waiting for you to speak up and be involved. If we want to shape our future, we need to start now and build a future we want.”

Federalism: a simple plan to keep the four nations together.

Why is Britain so afraid of freeing the beaver? If we are to survive the coming threats to our climate, we need to overcome our fears of the original habitat engineers. 

So many people don't participate within the arts or find it hard to do so. I want to find out what the barriers to participation within the arts are, how this has come to be and what is being done to help tackle this issue.

The riotous follow up to Standard:Elite ( *****VoiceMag, Best Newcomer).

Play your way to a better world in this interactive, political theatre adventure from a multi-award winning young team. 

A darkly comic and politically important performance takes me on a slightly confusing journey to the centre of the NHS

For the section of developing and sharing a view on an art topic, I have chosen the question “Should there be limits in art?”, for my gold Arts Award. Here is my final argument.