City of Tears: A year of protest and pandemic in Hong Kong
“One day my mum phoned to ask me: ‘Do you know how to clean up tear gas?’”
Revealed: internet junkies hooked on ‘electronic opium’ as endless hours online becomes new normal
“Stay at home, stay connected.” The mantra of a nation in lockdown. Virtual pub quizzes, online concerts, and Instagram challenges
Youtubers suffer drops in advertising income despite increase of online audiences during lockdown
By Jordan IfieldMay 7 2020, 07.25Follow @SW_Londoner Work, stream, sleep was the norm routine for most of us even before
Conservation crisis: lockdown threatens global animal welfare efforts as zoos remain closed
By Jack GrahamMay 7 2020, 07.35Follow @SW_Londoner Fish are returning to Venetian canals, goats have taken to the streets of
CLIMAX CHANGE: How the sex industry is going green amid Covid-19
While Covid-19 has many businesses on their knees, the sex industry is booming. Ann Summers reported a 27% bump in
Streatham Hill Theatre could provide ray of hope for arts and community after COVID-19
Ten years after the Great War and Spanish flu pandemic caused devastation across Europe, a beacon of hope for economic
How Covid-19 is changing the way that we say goodbye
Louise Winter works in her kitchen from dawn until midnight, arranging funerals over the phone and trying to track down
‘No issue is too big or too small’ – The mental health Recovery Café keeping Londoners afloat
Wandsworth’s Recovery Café mental health service has drastically restructured in order to keep its doors open through lockdown. The Hestia
BT’s ‘digital inclusion’ programme connects families and businesses in isolation
BT is providing free online programmes to help the older generation and families stay connected during COVID-19. Working with the
Stop all NHS closure and downgrade plans at St Helier and Epsom hospitals say KOSHH and GMB
Hospital campaigners and a leading trade union are calling for the immediate end of all closure and downgrade plans at
A welcome tonic: Fever Tree donates to Hammersmith & Fulham Covid-19 community appeal
Hammersmith-based Fever-Tree, the drinks mixers company, announced a £10,000 donation to a community coronavirus response appeal last week. The UNITED