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The hierarchy in journalism that renders pain invisible
Not all journalists appear to matter equally in the eyes of their colleagues, media organisations and professional bodies. Recognition, solidarity and public attention continue to depend on where each journalist stands within the profession, leaving thousands exposed to violence and excluded from collective memory. All deaths hurt, but some overwhelm.
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Love and the wounds inherited through migration
The pandemic and grief run through “”, the short film by Canadian filmmaker of Ecuadorian descent Paul-Daniel Torres. Through two young people in Toronto, the film explores emotional bonds and the marks one generation’s migration experience leaves on the next, while the director reflects on colonialism and privilege.
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Andy Higginbottom: the struggles that cross borders
From campaigns against enforced disappearances in Latin America to exposing the exploitation of migrant workers, Andy has spent decades combining activism with research. He links racism and economic exploitation in the UK to social struggles beyond its borders. He advocates empathy to unite the struggles of immigrants and Latin Americans with British ones.
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The migrants who came to pick daffodils… and stayed
Anna came to Lincolnshire from Poland expecting to stay for three months. Twenty years later, she is helping other migrants make a life in Boston. Opportunity brought many others. Their stories offer a glimpse of how a Lincolnshire town has changed, and how it is learning what it means to become more diverse… “The Prisma Series: Lincolnshire transformed by migrants”.
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Living in parallel: community and tension
Thousands came to Boston for work, but behind the headlines about immigration lies a quieter story of people building lives together. As families settled, the town became a place where belonging was negotiated every day. “The Prisma Series: Lincolnshire transformed by migrants”.
United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 3 hours agoTheir stories merge within a context of a rising xenophobia in the Western world. Theay are seven refugees
- 3 hours agoFinding affordable accommodation, maintaining employment and adapting to a society she describes as distant
- 3 hours agoA young Italian arrived in London in 2015 in search of opportunities he could not find at home. Working in
- 3 hours agoHe arrived in London convinced he would soon find work as a chef, but more than fifteen restaurants rejected
- 3 hours agoFluent in three languages and passionate about connecting with people, Aída came to London to study at the
Multiculture
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The European gaze that turns people into statistics
09/11/2026Their stories merge within a context of a rising xenophobia in the Western world. Theay are seven refugees who left their countries to [...] -
Precarity also shaped her experience as a migrant
09/11/2026Finding affordable accommodation, maintaining employment and adapting to a society she describes as distant were among the obstacles [...] -
London needs those it does not always welcome
09/11/2026A young Italian arrived in London in 2015 in search of opportunities he could not find at home. Working in kitchens and bars, he [...]
- João Ferreira: migration behind a dream at the stove
- In London, living and learning beyond borders
- Violence does not end when the guns fall silent
World
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The war is tearing apart the lives of Palestinian women
02/11/2026Loss of family members, the rise in female-headed households and the deterioration of healthcare services are worsening living [...] -
Turbulent waters: destroyed vessels, missing fishermen
05/10/2026Several Ecuadorian boats have been intercepted by US military forces in 2026. While Washington links them to illicit activities, [...] -
Immigrants under Trump: a controversial detention policy
21/09/2026Since Donald Trump’s return to the White House, immigration policies have intensified pressure on those subject to [...]
- Salvadoran immigrants in the US: deportation looms
- For the first time in this century, two simultaneous famines
- Multicultural identity: urban traces in Azerbaijan
Culture
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The European gaze that turns people into statistics
09/11/2026Their stories merge within a context of a rising xenophobia in the Western world. Theay are seven refugees who left their [...] -
When London had a radical administration
09/11/2026In the 1980s London was governed by the Greater London Council (GLC) and it became a genuinely left-wing administration. [...] -
Laura Venegas-Rojas embarks on a solo journey
02/11/2026Rooted in her Chilean family’s musical traditions and shaped by an upbringing in Essex, the London-born singer moves between [...]
- Dodona: listening to a prophecy
- Love and the wounds inherited through migration
- Pauline Batista: The body against the tyranny of optimisation
Struggles
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Rethinking Latin America’s future in London
28/09/2026The advance of the right across Latin America, US influence and the defence of national sovereignty will be central to a London [...] -
The Lancet faces its first strike over a pay dispute
21/09/2026The walkout on 22 September will be the first strike in The Lancet’s 200-year history, after staff overwhelmingly rejected the [...] -
Violence and impunity against migrant workers in the UK
06/07/2026Latin American workers describe beatings, threats, unwanted touching and attempted rape in their workplaces. Even when complaints [...]
- The invisible immigrant cleaner dismissed over a carton of juice
- Anti-war conference draws unions to London
- The trial of the Filton six
Latin America
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Guatemala: between violence and impunity
02/11/2026Homicide figures, an armed raid in Zacapa that left eight dead and the murder of a former prosecutor have heightened public [...] -
Lula and the victory that defied the right’s power
02/11/2026In the face of the economic and digital power of the right, the Brazilian president achieved a seemingly improbable victory. His [...] -
Dominican rice: tariff withdrawn, open struggle
02/11/2026The elimination of tariff measures which protected Dominican rice are putting at risk a trade which generates around 300,000 jobs [...]
- “Quba!”, the film that followed the Cuban rainbow
- Brazil: From social media to the streets for Lula
- The earthquake that sowed fear and uncertainty in Panama
Workers
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Rethinking Latin America’s future in London
28/09/2026The advance of the right across Latin America, US influence and the defence of national sovereignty will be central to a London [...] -
The Lancet faces its first strike over a pay dispute
21/09/2026The walkout on 22 September will be the first strike in The Lancet’s 200-year history, after staff overwhelmingly rejected the [...] -
Violence and impunity against migrant workers in the UK
06/07/2026Latin American workers describe beatings, threats, unwanted touching and attempted rape in their workplaces. Even when complaints [...]
- The invisible immigrant cleaner dismissed over a carton of juice
- Anti-war conference draws unions to London
- The trial of the Filton six
United Kingdom
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The European gaze that turns people into statistics
09/11/2026Their stories merge within a context of a rising xenophobia in the Western world. Theay are seven refugees who left their [...] -
Precarity also shaped her experience as a migrant
09/11/2026Finding affordable accommodation, maintaining employment and adapting to a society she describes as distant were among the [...] -
London needs those it does not always welcome
09/11/2026A young Italian arrived in London in 2015 in search of opportunities he could not find at home. Working in kitchens and bars, he [...]
- João Ferreira: migration behind a dream at the stove
- In London, living and learning beyond borders
- Violence does not end when the guns fall silent
Lifestyle
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Peru: The environmental price of the green transition (I)
10/08/2026A British mining company is contaminating the drinking water of over 100,000 people in the south of Peru. The Prisma documents [...] -
Andropause, the hormonal change few men accept
27/07/2026A decline in testosterone can affect men’s physical, emotional and sexual health, but attitudes towards masculinity make it [...] -
The apocalypse industry: surviving underground
18/05/2026The bunker business has stopped being a marginal extravagance and become an international market in expansion, fed by the fear of [...]
- Miles walked to help Colombian children
- Why Some Workplaces Stay Cleaner Without Harsh Chemicals
- Keeping Client Projects Moving When the Train Breaks Down
Sports
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Maradona, a universal Latin American
30/11/2020Of Diego Maradona, many things can be said. A restless and therefore multifaceted man, he was not just a football player and [...]



































