Food banks are not just photo ops for Tory MPs, Corbyn tells May
Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn attacked Conservative MPs pictured posing at food banks in the lead up to Christmas during...Read More
Brexit 101
[audio mp3="http://raven-news.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/brexit_mixdown-4.mp3"][/audio] With Brexit constantly in the news and debated across the country since 2016, the issue has become convoluted...Read More
Children in cities are four times more likely to report feeling lonely than those in rural areas
Nearly 20% of children aged 10 - 15 living in cities report feeling lonely ‘often’ compared with 5% of children...Read More
Last orders for small pubs: a looming crisis
One in four pubs has closed in the last 10 years, according to Office of National Statistics (ONS) data. Since...Read More
High Court rules against Deliveroo drivers’ attempt to unionise
Deliveroo drivers lost their bid to gain union recognition at the High Court on Wednesday. The drivers were attempting to...Read More
Hope for peace in Yemen
There is a glimmer of hope for peace in Yemen as the warring parties have agreed to meet in Sweden...Read More
Fans in uproar: Netflix cancels Daredevil
Daredevil’s adventures are over, at least for now. Streaming giant Netflix has decided to cancel the show after three popular...Read More
Goldsmiths alumni Charlotte Prodger wins 2018 Turner prize
Charlotte Prodger been awarded the prestigious Turner Prize for her solo exhibition BRIDGIT/Stoneymollan Trail at Bergen Kunsthall in Norway. The...Read More
Brexit battle lines: Can people influence the “meaningful vote”?
“Are you pro-EU?” asked Magdalena Williams, a demonstrator with the group SODEM, the Stand of Defiance European Movement, “Because there...Read More
What you wish you’d known: Reforming sex education
Researchers have launched a programme in London schools this week to push for changes in the sex education curriculum. “It’s...Read More