An East London hospital had a day of remarkable coincidences on the magical date of 22/2/22 – after the maternity department at Queen’s Hospital dealt with exactly 22 births. One new mother... Read more »
Londoners who were born in the UK or came to the country as children say they feel they are being treated “less British”, and “dread waking up to having their citizenship revoked”... Read more »
Brits will have to wait longer to claim their state pension after the government announced yet another age rise. The Department for Work and Pensions says that the state pensions age for... Read more »
A woman living with sickle cell has called for people to give blood to save the life of someone like her. Mary Adeturinmo, 28, from North London, was diagnosed with sickle cell... Read more »
Despite emerging on the underground music scene in the early 21st century, the impact of grime within mainstream culture today is inescapable. Described by the BBC as the “most significant musical development... Read more »
An intricately handwoven rug is one of the few things British embassy worker Shukoor Sangar and his family were able to bring with them when they were hastily airlifted out of Kabul... Read more »
A ‘miracle baby’ who weighed less than a small bag of sugar and couldn’t open her eyes when she was born now ‘bum-shuffles’ around, and even tells her parents stories. When Hackney-based... Read more »
He’s the man behind the eponymous tabloid talk show, Jerry Springer . He was a political campaign adviser for Bobby Kennedy’s presidential campaign in 1968 until, like his brother JFK, he was... Read more »
A new mum has shared her experience of what happened two hours after her baby was born. Isabella, now eight months old, was left with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy and neurological difficulties after... Read more »
Elizabeth Fox Howard was a extremely brave girl, who turned pals with Mahatma Gandhi and stood as much as the Third Reich. She was not afraid to take dangers to interrupt down... Read more »
