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Inequality isn’t a glitch in this rigged game of life – it’s the design. One step foward feels like 10 shoves back. When everyone’s dealt a different hand, don’t just be mad at the players, but the system.
Keep an eye out for the Chance Cards across our site – a reminder of the broken rules in this rat race.
Mission Slimpossible: The Weight of Secrecy
One in ten women are currently taking weight loss injections, but how many would tell you they are? GLP-1 medications have been viciously stigmatised and criticised online. We’ve spoken to those jabbing for joy and those who are secretly using them. If needles make you squeamish, I suggest you look away…
Toxic tampons: Pesticides found in UK period products
You’d think that in 2025, basic period care wouldn’t be contaminated with toxic chemicals, but welcome to late stage capitalism where even bleeding safely has a price tag. A new report from PAN UK, the Women’s Environmental Network and the Pesticide collaboration just...
Disposable Vapes go Up in Smoke
A ban on the sale of disposable vapes is set to come into effect on Sunday, the 1st of June Say goodbye to your blue razz and strawberry lemonade Elf Bars because those fruity lung killers will be more difficult to score after Sunday, when a long-awaited plan to ban...
Queer joy is a threat and that’s why we need more of it
Pride month isn’t only a time for celebration, it is a reminder that joy for many LGBTQ+ people is hard won, in a world that often meets queerness with hostility, just existing with pride is a radical act. To live openly, to love without shame, to laugh in a world...
Objection: legal jargon is injustice
Ignorantia Legis Neminem Excusat. A foundational principle of law. For normal people who are yet to have their Elle Woods moment, or casually take up Latin, this legal phrase means ignorance of the law excuses no one. Ironic. Because if the law is meant to uphold...
‘Surrogacy Slaves’ – How Georgia is obstructing women’s rights
At least one hundred Thai women are currently being held in Georgia by Chinese gang members, in a Handmaid’s Tale-esque limbo. Their passports were confiscated, and a fee has been imposed on their freedom. Like cooped chickens, they are being exploited for their human...
Culture And Chaos
Mission Slimpossible: The Weight of Secrecy
One in ten women are currently taking weight loss injections, but how many would tell you they are? GLP-1 medications have been viciously stigmatised and criticised online. We’ve spoken to those jabbing for joy and those who are secretly using them. If needles make you squeamish, I suggest you look away…
Who watches the watchers? Audiences role in the protection of reality TV participant’s mental health
Reality TV producers and broadcasters face growing scrutiny over their treatment of contestants, with regulations tightening behind the scenes. But once the camera stops rolling, who holds the audience accountable for demanding drama while ridiculing those who provide...
Is your Dad being radicalised? The GB News effect
One minute your Dad’s a normal bloke complaining about the price of a Freddo, then there’s some off-hand comments about 'woke culture ruining everything', and then, before you know it, he's glued to GB news, spewing conspiracy theories about climate change and sharing...
Unfiltered Voices
“AI makes the arts accessible”: sounds like a skill issue
For centuries, art has been a process, often slow, difficult, and deeply human. Learning anatomy, understanding light, and building a style — these are not barriers to accessibility. They’re the very bones of artistic expression. But in the age of AI, all that is being tossed out in favour of instant gratification and zero skill.
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Toxic tampons: Pesticides found in UK period products
You’d think that in 2025, basic period care wouldn’t be contaminated with toxic chemicals, but welcome to late stage capitalism where even bleeding safely has a price tag. A new report from PAN UK, the Women’s Environmental Network and the Pesticide collaboration just...
Starmer’s defence review: when budgets Trump people’s needs
In a rare moment of clarity on defence spending by the UK government, Keir Starmer has announced a huge expansion. Avoidable deaths are happening under his nose, both at home and across the world. Feeding the war machine, this spending is out of control and out of...
Disposable Vapes go Up in Smoke
A ban on the sale of disposable vapes is set to come into effect on Sunday, the 1st of June Say goodbye to your blue razz and strawberry lemonade Elf Bars because those fruity lung killers will be more difficult to score after Sunday, when a long-awaited plan to ban...
What you need to know about the charges against Andrew Tate
With the UK officially confirming the 21 charges Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate will face when they return to the UK, including cases of rape, trafficking and sexual exploitation. It’s time to drop the memes, kill the cult worship, and actually look at what...
Public Sh*t Show
Concrete Cruelty: How hostile architecture designs people out of cities
Jacob Rees-Mogg asleep on bench in house of commons. Hostile architecture bench with metal dividers Hostile architecture: The bench with a metal divider, the metal spikes poking through the concrete, the slanted roof of the shelter that lets the rain in. These aren’t...
Who Needs a Doctor? : How the NHS Crisis Has Fuelled ADHD Self-Diagnosis
Every symptom sounds painfully familiar. Your mind races, your focus slips and the comments seem to describe you perfectly. Could this be ADHD? Before you know it, you’re convinced and you’re diagnosing yourself as you piece it all together online and made a...
Burning Money: Why the Winter Fuel Payment should never have been universal
Everyone should have a warm, safe place to call home - but heating a Surrey Hills mansion isn’t cheap. The drawing room alone takes an age to warm. Then there’s the Aga. And the sauna. So snatching £200-300 from the trembling hands of pensioners might be a bit cold....
Tech-ing the P*ss
Face the Bias: How facial recognition fails people of colour
Facial recognition technology is the new thing of the future, you see it everywhere, when you unlock your phone, in the airport it’s like a friend that is here to stay. While it is built to detect faces, it somehow struggles with the basic concept that not all brown...
Swipe right on loneliness: The rise of AI love
Capitalism saw your loneliness and coded it into an AI girlfriend. If you don’t know it already, the new face of intimacy is synthetic, submissive and available for just £14.99 a month. AI girlfriends are the ultimate wet dream to have someone at the click of...
“AI makes the arts accessible”: sounds like a skill issue
For centuries, art has been a process, often slow, difficult, and deeply human. Learning anatomy, understanding light, and building a style — these are not barriers to accessibility. They’re the very bones of artistic expression. But in the age of AI, all that is being tossed out in favour of instant gratification and zero skill.
