Plus: We speak to the restaurant owner berating locals for not eating at his restaurant, go litter picking with Ed Davey, and explain how we accidentally inspired a crime fighting tool.

‘Tree on its way.’ Commuters between London Bridge and the Monument may have seen this rather startling message, stencilled on the pavement in stark black and white, at regular intervals in recent wee...

There's a growing movement to make our cities more swimmable - but this usually means created controlled swimming spots rather than allowing unrestricted swimming.

It’ll be at the Royal Docks for one month only.

Future of troubled supplier in doubt as US private equity group says it cannot proceed with acquiring £4bn stake

And who decides if those people are bad?

This paper focuses on the annual youth event Tiaodongwho (跳东湖，literally meaning ‘Jump East Lake’) in Wuhan and examines BMX as a paradigmatic example of ‘polluted leisure’. It elucidates the critic...

U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

Internal testing by the Environment Agency has provided insight into pollution at two sites that were the first to be designated official bathing spots in England

Charity says thousands of signs on capital’s estates deter children from being active, and is covering some of them up

The ongoing destruction in Gaza demands urgent academic and ethical reckoning, exposing the complicity of universities and scholarly disciplines in sustaining s...

Just three in 10 working age autistic people are in work, and charities say the use of personality tests for roles could be discriminatory.

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Amid the devastation in Ukraine, the photojournalist Robin Tutenges has captured how skateboarding provides a vital escape for the country’s young people – an act of resilience and freedom as they rec...

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The sound of skateboarding is an issue fraught in controversy: the sound is a common basis for public noise complaints as well as participant praises. We consider a possible basis for this controve...

This paper considers snooker’s rise to popularity, and its relative decline, through the frame of recent British social history. The paper situates an ostensible decline in snooker spectatorship an...

The Countering Radicalisation initiative, led by Dr. Jens Binder and supported by Nottingham Civic Exchange and NTU researchers, tackles societal polarization and security concerns tied to extremism a...