Does the government’s anti-obesity strategy offer more harm than help?
Freya Harrington discusses whether the government's anti-obesity campaign offers more harm or more help, and whether this is an appropriate use of public funds.
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Freya Harrington discusses whether the government's anti-obesity campaign offers more harm or more help, and whether this is an appropriate use of public funds.
A counterintuitive opinion about the lack of change the pandemic actually brought to the framework of international relations in terms of change in power.
Pandemic-induced travel restrictions have had a tremendous impact on countries where tourism is of key importance to the economy. Counterintuitively, not all impact has been negative. For countries and cities…
This article explores the way the pandemic and isolation have affected the beauty industry sales, and influenced current beauty trends and the way we consume beauty products.
Davina Veselichka discusses some tried and tested ways to beat boredom during Covid-19 isolation.
In this article, Emma Francini discusses the upcoming travel trends for 2022.
A new simulation model helps with Covid-19 planning in the world’s largest refugee settlement in Bangladesh.
Lauren Powdrell analyses the effects of COVID-19 on the UK border, effects that may last longer than the pandemic.
Despite its measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, The Tent quickly has gone viral. Satire explores its worldwide fame.
An exploration of the digital exhibition at the Barbican, ‘It All Comes Down’, with a focus particularly on the work of Becca Lynes and Sneha Alexander.