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UCL’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) has conducted research across feminist, queer and race issues. Its closure was announced for July.

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A North London scrap dealer has served the world-famous ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ publisher a human rights lawsuit.

Nearly two hundred religious leaders city-wide don't pay council tax on the basis of their principle occupation being 'prayer', new data shows.

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Zack Polanski urged Andy Burnham’s new government to block imminent single-sex space reforms before August 5th.

After more than a day of recounts, with a council that wasn't declared until gone 3pm on Saturday Labour have lost control of Lambeth Council, while the Greens failed to gain their expected majority.

Dr Litman spent three years campaigning for trans healthcare access since losing her daughter Alice. Her meeting with Wes Streeting changed nothing.

Would you consider provocation an intentional part of your songwriting process, either lyrically or sonically? Definitely, there's aspects of Machine Girl that are meant to be provocative. I've always loved art that shocks, provocative art and stuff…

Baltic ATM, the annual programme from North London’s Baltic Studios, supports eight emerging musicians with pro-grade recording tools, mentoring, and industry connections. The 2025 edition just ended, and we talked to studio founder Orlando Leopard and all eight artists to find out why initiatives l

Martin Parr’s aggressively colourful depiction of British life sparked enormous debate about what it meant to be British, and how as a deeply classist country we understand our own relationship to visualisations of class. We reflect on his

Iwona Blazwick OBE, former director of the Whitechapel Gallery and creator of the Turbine Hall commissions, returns to the gallery space after years of monumental desert curation. She’s begun conceptualising a new exhibition that’s much more