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This autumn, a new group exhibition, curated by Ashish Ghadiali, will open at KARST gallery, and explores the origins of climate apartheid.

What can we do about a problem as big as climate change? Here are six ideas.

A zine produced by Haringey Anti-Raids in 2018

What does mob rule on the streets of Britain look like? Anyone who looked out of their window in the vicinity of Evan Cook Close in Peckham (pictured), on Saturday will already know the answer.

The left-wing ringleaders of a plot to halt an immigration raid in London yesterday are pictured for the first time. The mob included a Marxist primary school teacher and a former NUS vice-chair

They say many are from vulnerable families which cannot support them

Forty years ago, the UK found itself in the grip of a virus that killed thousands of people and sparked fear, confusion and prejudice – HIV. Janet Weston explores the Aids crisis as it unfolded throughout the 1980s, and how it transformed attitudes about everything from sexuality to healthcare

Hanwha scion draws attention amid envisioned sale of Daewoo E&C Posted : 2021-05-05 15:59 By Park Jae-hyuk, Kim Hyun-bin Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-youns youngest son, Kim Dong-seon, who is in charge of global strategies at affiliate Hanwha Energy, has come under the spotlight recently for his close relationship with potential buyers of Daewoo Engineering & Construction (Daewoo E&C). Hanwha headquarters in SeoulAfter the builders owner, KDB Investment, made an apparent attempt to encoura...

Focus on people living with HIV rather than the disease – CSO Saturday April 24 2021 A doctor takes a blood sample from a patient . Uganda Aids Commission says there has been reduction in HIV/Aids infections in the country. PHOTO/FILE Summary Dr Moses Watiti, the chairperson of National Forum for People Living with HIV/Aids Network in Uganda, said many of the people living with HIV have little knowledge about the medicines they are taking and many are not adhering well because they don’t ...