Attacks on journalists threaten press freedom in Germany
Germany has lost its "good" classification in terms of press freedom and moved from the 11th position to the 13th.
World Creativity and Innovation Day: UN celebrates lockdown entrepreneurs
On World Creativity and Innovation Day, the United Nations is celebrating small businesses started during the coronavirus pandemic.
Student campaigns to reinstate summer graduation
A UK student is fighting back against his university's decision to cancel graduation for the second year in a row.
Female artists help to drive record consumption of rap and hip hop
Data published by the British Phonographic Industry reveals that titles classed as rap and hip hop accounted for 22% of all UK singles consumptions last year.
"I started a fish and chips shop in a soft play area"
While the coronavirus pandemic impacted the economy, some entrepreneurs have found creative ways to survive the crisis.
Could Germany's "50+1 rule" increase fan power in English football?
After the billionaire owners of some of the world's richest clubs failed to start a new European league, some fans believe it's time for a new model of ownership at English teams.
EU: Russian military build-up on Ukraine borders a “matter of concern”
Russia's current military presence on the Ukrainian borders is its highest in history, the EU says.
Face masks: "Be careful how you dispose of them" says GSK expert
The way in which we throw away our face masks could affect the spread of coronavirus, according to a senior medical expert.
Suez Canal traffic still suspended as authorities battle to re-float ship
Traffic in the Suez Canal remains at a standstill today as authorities continue their efforts to re-float a…
