Sports as a whole has essentially been cancelled for what feels to many like a lifetime. Football, rugby you name it has ceased until the pandemic subsides, as the audience has had to retreat for social distancing and avoiding any gatherings of any sort. We saw professional games first take steps in social distancing with […]
Clapping for the carers and predominantly the NHS was a wonderful gesture to the tireless efforts to the staff keeping people alive and tackling the pandemic quite literally on the frontline. It not only displayed the love people have for the National Health Service but the amount as well, as social media was flooded with […]
A time for mourning and remembering your loved one, family member, or friend. Taken away due to the pandemic the world finds itself in. This harsh reality is rearing its head more and more as limitations at funerals are put into place across the country. With some establishments limiting the amount of mourners to as […]
There have been numerous developments and seemingly the most cases within the last week than any other. With safety and precautions being escalated to reflect the seriousness of what is now a pandemic we look at the way the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is constantly changing the way it is being handled across the globe. The World […]
The all-important 2020 budget announcement on 11th March was significant for many reasons, the first since Brexit and for the newly appointed government. But before the announcement there was a little noise being made from protestors outside the Houses of Parliament. Extinction Rebellion were among various other groups protesting, ahead of the announcement from the […]
Recent front page environmental and climate issues have highlighted the need for clear and committed leadership if we are to halt the planet’s destruction and protect public health. With ministers and wielders of executive power twiddling their thumbs, it’s unclear who has final say on pressing concerns such as pollution, the climate and nature conservation. […]
Following the news on 15th February, about Caroline Flack taking her own life, people took to the internet not only to mourn, but also to suggest that the treatment of the ex-Love Island presenter from tabloids and social media was detrimental or at least in some way a factor in her suicide. Petitions to Change.org […]
Sajid Javid resigned as chancellor on Thursday, after serving more than ten years in ministerial roles and will continue as an MP for Bromsgrove. He has said he will continue to support The Prime Minister and government from the backbenches. While the media have suggested the resignation is part of a “brutal Cabinet cull”, or […]
What does it mean to lose their royal title? Will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle receive taxpayer money? What about the renovations of their cottage being paid for by the public? What’s Hot London? breaks it all down to its viewers. On 8th January it was announced on Royal Sussex’s Instagram account that Prince Harry […]
After an election day of massive swings, we look at what Boris’ victory means for London and the rest of the UK. MPs returned to Westminster today after a historic election which saw massive Conservative gains in Labour heartlands. There are now 109 new Tory MPs, 55 of which won in traditional Labour seats. It […]
