September 18, 2026
Setting Sail! The Kate to Gaza
The Kate set sail from Bristol to Gaza one month ago today. We were able to interview Speit and Dr Ang Swee Chai with their thoughts on Israels attacks on Gaza.
Life
Stories, moments, and lived experience. Real people, real perspectives, and the quieter details around creative life.
September 14, 2026
The moment
Moment looks at our urge to chase an uncertain future, and what we risk missing when we lose sight of the present.
September 11, 2026
Reform UK: one scandal after another
Once again, Reform UK are at the centre of controversy. In this piece, I examine this latest scandal and ask, who do Reform want to govern for and why?
September 4, 2026
Trails Upon The Rolling Mountains
A hike outside Santander goes increasingly off course, as Ayoor encounters steep climbs, ticks, vultures, questionable navigation and, worst of all, no coffee.
September 3, 2026
Cows
Cows eat grass, wander around and seem pretty happy about it. Jaden Panashe wonders if they might have life figured out.
August 28, 2026
Kill The Bill, five years on
Kill the Bill: five years after the brutal police crackdowns, what has changed?
August 11, 2026
Hold Fast – Observational Documentary (Preview)
A short preview of Jacob Liney’s documentary following young people living and working aboard the sail training vessel Pelican of London.
August 6, 2026
Clacton: where politics goes to die
Vote for clowns, get a circus. Oscar Bowman takes a dive into the Clacton by-election and asks whether Nigel Farage has finally run out of road.
July 26, 2026
Keir Starmer: A Divisive Legacy
Alberto Alessandro examines Keir Starmer's approach to Gaza, exploring why many critics believe it became one of the defining moral and political failures of his premiership.
