Recent studies have shown that the number of young people taking drugs in the UK has decreased within the last few years. However contradicting studies also show that it is in fact on the rise. According to the ‘Health & Social Care Information Centre’ drug usage...
Several brutal deaths of cats in Croydon have shaken the borough in the last few months. RSPCA and the Metropolitan Police are investigating whether we are dealing with a serial killer or wild animal attacks. What we know so far, Sonia Borawska writes. It was the...
Plastic Bags The government has introduced a law according to which, from October 5th, large shops in England have to charge 5p for all single-use plastic carrier bags. According to the official report posted by the government on their website, the law will apply to retailers who...
YouTube stars are watched by millions on a daily basis, they’re often mobbed on the street, get flown around the world, boast extremely profitable careers, and leave the most famous of brands drooling at their heels. They’re the modern celebrity. The newcomers to the scene....
Legal highs are now more popular than ever, but do students know the risks, which could lead to demise in the mental health of the world’s future students? Imogen Chapman investigates. In September every year, students all over the country commence their fresher’s week, a week or...
One woman’s story of regret after contacting the Police for help when attacked by ex-boyfriend. Where can victims of domestic violence look for help if not in local policing asks Emaa Hussen At 4am on Sunday 21st October, a young lady explains that she has...
Laziness among students is not an issue. Young people are affected by media stereotypes and difficulties of getting of job, says Aiana Iacob If there are enough job opportunities why are students not getting any? According to mass media nowadays, student’s laziness is the most important...
Kingston University has angered students and their parents after months of mismanagement, cost-cutting and wasted investment have led to occupants at a Halls of Residence living somewhere that more closely resembles a building site writes Joe Bartram Leaving home for the first time to go to...
Abuse, brute force and even death – disabled children in Nigeria can face dreadful forms of violence, because they are widely regarded as witchcraft. A Nigerian mother from Peckham, London, is now fighting for the life of her child, who suffers from Down's Syndrome. The...
London’s buses are becoming more dangerous for single women but is enough being done about stalking on public transport? By Nancy Adusei | Published 3rd December 2014 Above is a photograph of 20 year old Danni and her 16 month old daughter, Amy. Stalking cases involving young women...