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Thousands of anti racism activists gathered in central London for a march on Downing Street in an effort to combat institutional racism in the British police force.

Hal talks with local experts about the mental health of young people after a new study revealed the mental health of kids as young as 13 has taken a serious hit since the start of the pandemic. Also, hear from a teen mental health expert and advocate who runs the Wellness Department at Geffen Academy at UCLA.

The largest leak of documents in British political history, the internal emails of the Labour Party during the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, revealed scandal upon scandal.

In an original Newsweek essay, Alexander Verhaeg talks about living in a tiny home in Manhattan.

Cami Restrepo tells Newsweek how she survived a severe burns incident as a child.

A city council member tells Newsweek about her life and relationships in this exclusive essay.

Human anatomist Samuel Piri tells Newsweek about dissecting bodies for an audience in this original essay.

Kayla Logan tells Newsweek about flying as a plus-sized woman in this original essay.

Republicans are threatening to default on the national debt to force cuts to Medicare and Social Security next Congress. Both ideas could hurt the economy.

The drive to establish 'sustainable' supply chains must be delivered in a way that does not marginalise small businesses who form the backbone of the economy, writes Kier Group's Jo Potts