Submissions

26 Jan Is Gender Discrimination Still Occurring in the Workplace?

Posted at 14:50h in Level 5 by Style

Gender Discrimination has been a big problem in society in the past, and it still happens all over the world. Being sexually discriminated in the workplace has happened previously to many individuals, as women can sometimes get less pay than men and can be discriminated...

26 Jan How Common Is Stress In The UK? And What Is Causing It?

Posted at 14:43h in Level 5 by Chapman

Everyone experiences stress sometime or another in their life’s whenever its due to families, work or relationships, we all experience it. According to HSE ‘The total number of working days lost due to this condition in 2014/15 was 9.9 million days. This equated to an...

25 Jan The Homeless Women in London

Posted at 21:20h in Level 5 by Cardoso

Around 12 per cent of rough sleepers in London are female. It is much more common for members of the public to witness more male rough sleepers than female in London. The reasons for this vary. One of them being the risk of female rough sleepers...

19 Jan The Importance of Voice

Posted at 15:05h in Level 5 by Monique Mehler

by Bridget Mulrooney, Lewis Parker, Matt Whale and Monique Mehler We normally don't think about what a vital role our voice actually plays. Our voice is not just a tool to communicate our needs but also a personal trademark. It defines us as individuals and makes us...

15 Jan What makes the UK so attractive for EU students?

Posted at 16:44h in Level 5 by Monique Mehler

Credit feature image: Chris Ison/PA Studying abroad has proven a real trend in recent years. Wendell Berry once said: “Nobody can discover the world for somebody else. Only when we discover it for ourselves does it become common ground and a common bond and we cease to...

08 Jan THE REVENGE OF CHICKENS

Posted at 14:03h in Investigative Journalism by Nicotra

The investigation around poultry diseases and human health Why has there not been adequate action to protect human health from poultry’s bacteria? Currently, is enough being done by United Kingdom hatcheries and retailers to prevent further outbreaks of campylobacter? Moreover, why only recently have the government...

07 Jan Has the usage of drugs gone down amongst young people in the UK since 2012-2014?

Posted at 21:02h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5 by Cardoso

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...

15 Dec Nancy Adusei : Portfolio

Posted at 14:34h in Level 6, Uncategorized by adusei

This is a close-up of my logo/brand name, i had to think really carefully about the colour scheme. I ensured i chose and urban theme colours with hand written text to make my name stand out. The colours black, white and red to appeal to...

08 Dec Dance and its opportunities

Posted at 01:00h in Level 6 by sousa

Opportunities of dancing in London Choreographer, Kane D. Ricca and Press Officer, Sophie Wilkinson, explains some opportunities that dancing can help you to get and also the average salary of a dancer. https://youtu.be/iZojnwey8Qw [caption id="attachment_21172" align="aligncenter" width="558"] Tap dancing at Pineapple Dance Studios[/caption] Changes in dancing throughout the years With...

06 May The Aching Nation? – Stories behind the heart conditions in the UK

Posted at 11:56h in Uncategorized by srivass3

Healthy hearts together can strengthen a nation, but is UK becoming too vulnerable to heart diseases? Listen to LAS paramedic Joe and St. Thomas' cardiac nurse Donna underline the importance of speed when a heart emergency strikes. https://soundcloud.com/somya-srivastava-2/beating-time-to-save-the-heart Is heart disease the new breast cancer for women? According to the NHS, women are...

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