Religious hate crime has risen by 40% in England and Wales – and more than half is directed at Muslims. A writer, who wishes to remain anonymous, agreed to be interviewed by the Voice of…
Ethnic minority professors in the UK earn less than their white colleagues, according to a recent study by the BBC. An Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) spokesperson told the Voice of London: “It is…
Does having University advisors on hand in college or sixth form help to get students into top-tier universities? Speaking to some students in London we asked them their thoughts on university advisors. Queen Mary University…
Critics warn that the proposed copyright directive will hamper down on the creativity of the internet. The Voice of London boiled down the basics in the graphic below. See also: Is the death of…
Cornwall Council’s leader Adam Paytner said: “This sends a strong message that Cornwall is open for business. It will allow people to connect from the region to the world’s most economically important cities, unlocking opportunities…
Almost half of employers (48%) who offer internships report offering unpaid placements according to The Sutton Trust study. The report – Pay As You Go – says that 39% of graduates in their twenties have…
A Daily Telegraph journalist was found dead on Thursday night after she went missing. Thames Valley Police has revealed that the body believed to be of Florence Waters,33, was on land near Thame. Waters born…
The Voice of London spoke exclusively to a Police Constable on the condition of anonymity regarding cuts, and how the police keep our streets safe. The officer revealed the environment the police have to work…
The new chairwoman of the Parole Board has stated it is a “significant concern” that none of its 240 members are black. Will Aslan, of the Parole Board, exclusively told the Voice of London: “We…
On this day in 1989, the Berlin Wall fell, arguably changing the world forever. This significant event ended more than 28 years of hostile conflict between West and East Germany; it symbolised the Iron Curtain…
