Who are The Felix Project?
It’s no secret that the UK is in the midst of governmental uncertainty and feisty political hostility. Our party leaders are permanently feuding about issues that impact Britain, each promising to take measures to combat…
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US Scientist urges a ban on heading of football for young players
A US brain expert has urged football to develop new laws and guidelines against heading the football from a young age, as well as a stricter concussion protocol. Dr. Chris Nowinski, formerly a WWE wrestler…
2010s: Now that’s what I call protest
Music is forever political. And this decade we’re seeing an increasing number of songs addressing racism, violence and dissatisfaction. Social media has allowed the mobilization of large groups, creating a new age of activism. Black…
Sounds of the Universe – Record Shops in London
Millennials and Generation Z might be making innovations in the world of technology, with them using Snapchat, YouTube and Twitter as a catalyst to fuel political and climate revolutions across the globe, but are they…
Extinction Rebellion: What does the future hold?
The climate change group Extinction Rebellion caught people’s eyes after their protests disrupted cities all over the UK. With 2019 coming to an end and a conservative majority government voted in, what do the group…
Young Londoners and Shisha
Shisha has recently exploded in British teens and young adults in the lsat decade, so much so that a recent survey found that 2 out of 5 local authorities of major metropolitan areas across the…
Get aside Millennials, it’s Gen Z’s time to live the burnout life
Nowadays, whether it’s baby boomers, millennials or generation Z, each has gained its own set of stereotypes tainting their image. Where the popular bias against Millennials is that they are “lazy chaps” ruining the economy,…
No Brexit for English clubs: How they progressed and what’s next in European football
While talks of Brexit rage on day-by-day, that is not the case in football. All seven of English clubs have progressed through the group stages of the UEFA Champions and UEFA Europa League. With…
What happens to train and tube drivers faced with suicide on the tracks?
According to a study carried out by the Samaritans and NetworkRail, there were 6,507 suicides in the UK last year, which shows an increase of 10.9% since 2017. Around 4.4% of those suicides took place…
The contraceptive pill: friend or enemy?
More than 3.1 million women in England from 2017 to 2018 took either the combined pill or mini pill, prescribed from the GP or pharmacies. This means that almost nine in 10 women who receive…