Police feel knife crime nostalgia
There are reports today that the senior brass of the London Metropolitan police department, MET, are missing knife crime. This comes in the wake [...]
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Lockdown 3 in ‘public interest’… but the public aren’t interested
[vc_video link="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKNvOBB6u4Y" align="center"] In a final 2020 curveball, the British government announced that a new strain of the Coronavirus had left it no choice but to [...]
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Lime scooters to replace Covid-19 pandemic
If you’ve ever visited a European city such as Paris or Berlin, you’ll have noticed how e-scooters dominate the pavements and roads. These ‘Limes’ offer a [...]
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Column: Student Life in the ‘Herd’
It seems that the third time really is the charm when it comes to touted apocalypses. Here in the UK, Brexit gave us years of fearmongering [...]
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Squirrel Sex is Suddenly a Grey Area
The good news: male birth control has arrived. The bad news: it’s only for squirrels. Researchers are planning to spread infertility throughout the grey squirrel population [...]
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London’s Finest
The grandson of Kazakhstan’s former leader Nursultan Nazarbayev has been sentenced to 140 hours of community service as well as a £1000 fine by a London [...]
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A Lecture in Mental Health
Niall M., a senior lecturer from the Mental Health Nursing Department at King’s College London, was seen poking a flag pole at a protester’s face and [...]
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London’s Friendliest Landlord Considers Evicting Assange
Julian Assange, professional couch-surfer and founder of Wikileaks, has been getting poor reviews from the Ecuadorian government he is currently being housed by. President Moreno recently [...]
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