Tens of thousands of Indian farmers are continuing to protest by camping along major highways on the outskirts of New Delhi. Farmers are demanding the Indian government reverses its new laws on agricultural reform and have said they won’t leave until their demands are met.

2020 has been a tough year for most of us, so here’s hoping that 2021 brings better and brighter things. Whatever the future holds, these ten books are sure to bring some entertainment to your new year, evoking laughter, tears, and everything in between.

As students across the UK return to university and lockdown eases, sports societies – which were previously a huge part of university life – are being forced to rethink how they will operate this academic year.

Over the last few weeks, UK students have been returning to the classroom for the first time since March. After months of uncertainty, supporting students is more important now than ever before.

After a long three months of lockdown in the UK, Britons were finally permitted to travel abroad in July. However, this year, Summer holidays are not going to be straightforward.

Most of us have probably used platforms such as eBay and Depop to purchase second-hand clothing at some point, but what about second-hand make-up? The last couple of years have seen increasing emphasis placed on the importance of adapting to a more sustainable lifestyle, so it seems only natural that such platforms and individuals alike have sought to capitalise on this new industry.

First opening at the National Theatre in 1992, Stephen Daldry’s adaptation of J. B. Priestley’s classic thriller is the longest running revival of a play in history, and deservedly so. Uncovering a brutal class divide and gradually revealing the prejudiced societal attitudes of the characters, this poignant play is just as relevant today as it ever was.

Aptly titled Seeking Thrills, the new album from electro-pop musician Georgia is an exploration of the exhilaration and effervescence of those hair-raising experiences that we’re all familiar with, promising to leave the listener pining for more. The producer and singer grew up in London and is the daughter of Neil Barnes, one half of 90s electronic group Leftfield. Surrounded by her father’s record collection, Georgia began her career as a drummer for Kwes and Kate Tempest among others, and in

This touring exhibition from the House Of Illustration features over 100 works, demonstrating the diversity of Scarfe’s talent, with pieces ranging from preliminary sketches to storyboards, set designs, photographs, and even costumes.

Bursting with idyllic beaches, flourishing forest and home to the infamous Great Barrier Reef, it’s no wonder that Australia’s east coast is a hotspot for backpackers.

Situated on the River Severn, the beautiful visitor attraction of Ironbridge Gorge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to 10 fascinating museums paying tribute to the area’s vibrant history. With an extensive programme of school summer holiday activities taking place at the museums, we’ve compiled a list of fun and fabulous things to do in Ironbridge this month.

ITV2’s Love Island has proven to be a constant source of debate. Some watch it religiously; some dismiss it as nothing more than frivolous reality TV and some are adamant that the people and relationships portrayed on the show have detrimental effects on its viewers. Whatever your standpoint on the controversial show, it is undeniable that the latter is true when it comes to fast fashion.

Some people know from an early age that they want to attend University to study a specific course. If you’re anything like I was though, the future probably seems a little more uncertain.