by Adam Stanworth | Mar 22, 2021 4:21PM | Long Reads, Sport
Credit: Johann Walter Bantz Just over a year on from the last crowd-attended fight on British shores, grassroots and amateur boxing has had to come to terms with being the forgotten sport. In the week where two of Britain’s finest pugilistic exports of this century,...
by Frazer MacDonald | Mar 22, 2021 4:07PM | Long Reads
Credit: QuoteInspector.com They’ve been popularised by a diverse crowd ranging from Aphex Twin to Elon Musk – but are non-fungible tokens a force for good which will level the art world’s financial playing field, or the polar opposite? In the past...
by Tom Hardwick | Mar 22, 2021 3:01PM | Long Reads
Credit- Ed Cosens Amidst a difficult year for the music industry, Ed Cosens of Reverend and the Makers talks about his solo project, the impact of the pandemic on artists and his excitement for the return of live shows. “I’ve been doing gigs since I was in school-...
by Georgina Quach | Mar 22, 2021 2:34PM | Long Reads
As Asian hate crimes soar, understanding the community has never been more important. Last week’s events in Atlanta sent a wave of terror through the ESEA community, both in the US and around the world. A man’s shooting spree across massage parlours in Georgia killed...
by Allegra Goodwin | Mar 22, 2021 1:10PM | Long Reads
Liam and Amos both have an extra chromosome. It’s just one of the many extraordinary things about them. Liam Froggatt has so many social media accounts his mum can’t keep up. He uses them to post about his hobbies: dancing, football, horse riding, and mountain...
by Emily Staniforth | Mar 15, 2021 4:16PM | Long Reads
“I felt glad and validated at first, as I knew I wasn’t making it up! But then I felt quite overwhelmed as I didn’t even know where to start and when I googled all I saw was terrible journeys for fertility and that it was incurable. I was 23 when I was diagnosed...
