The Sudan crisis: what’s happening and latest updates

By Dina Nazari Rape, murder and other acts of extreme violence are only some of the things scattered on the internet when you type 'Sudan' into a search engine. On top of this, the nationwide internet blackout ordered by military leaders in Sudan has resulted in celebrities such as Demi Lovato, Bella Hadid and George …

The Uncharted franchise – one of the best games yet?

Developer Naughty Dog studios gave gamers across the world the shocks of their lives after releasing the fourth game of the Uncharted series, A Thief's End. It was pretty much set in stone that after Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, there was not going to be another game after our favourite and charming protagonist Nathan Drake hung …

5 of the best games to play on an iPhone

Not all the best games have to be played on a console, some are sitting in your pocket, on your smartphone, and here are a list of those games that you should definitely check out Playdead's INSIDE Award-winning game Inside is one of the backbones of mobile gaming, notably because it's so immaculately designed from …

Mamounia Lounge – great food, meagre portions

Mamounia lounge, the exotic and luxurious Lebanese restaurant located on Curzon Street in Mayfair, London is sure to give you an exquisite dining experience. Home to some of London’s most inventive Arabic cuisine and creative cocktails, its quickly become a popular foodie favourite and one of the city’s most well-known restaurants. It is the contrivance …

Conspiracy Theories Radio Report- Why do we believe in them?

Conspiracy theories have been dominating the internet and making us question almost everything we can make a conspiracy out of. But why are we so attracted to them? A conspiracy theory is defined as a fear of a nonexistent conspiracy or the unnecessary assumption of conspiracy. The mere fact that there is little or no …

Travel guide to Venice – The underwater city

Back in 1867, when he visited Italy for the first time, Mark Twain galvanized: “In the glare of the day there is little poetry about Venice, but under the charitable moon her stained palaces are white again.” Today, the turquoise silky streams that flow beneath the decrepit bridges marked by the ancient canals are just …

Shamima Begum – Paper Review

This is a review of the Shamima Begum story looking at British newspapers coverage with their different angles as well as bold headlines This radio report looks at 3 newspapers and their coverage: The Guardian, The Independent and The Sun and the different angles of news coverage conducted by each of those papers e.g: The …

MPs voting on EU withdrawal deal: what’s happening and key points

As many of you are aware, MPs have started to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal for leaving the European Union. MPs are now voting on only one of the amendments; the Irish backstop amendment, which gives the UK power to terminate the Irish Backstop without the EU's permission. Mrs May has called …

From Limehouse to Chinatown – the majestic, oriental metropolis at the heart of London

An in-depth look at one of the most successful and prominent towns in the West End. Coral, Crimson lanterns mark the entrance to the majestic, overloaded Chinatown. Its colourful history stretches back long before the Chinese community of businesses and restaurants. It was the birthplace of the Post Office and the legendary jazz bohemian Ronnie Scott's …

Section 3 – What do I need to do to become that kind of journalist?

To begin this section, I'll start off with my media diet. A media diet is pretty much like a normal diet, except you're replacing food with media; what you read and watch on the daily to help you gain knowledge. Personally, I believe that you need a little bit of everything, in general, to help …