Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
In Focus
Migration runs through family memories and work experiences, reflected in diverse communities and in voices such as Wilfred Emmanuel‑Jones and Ivy Ngeow. Amid resilience and creativity, their narratives reveal how newcomers transform cities, enrich culture and reshape the fabric of contemporary urban life. Andy Bungay / The Chim(inea)* […]
Sophie Bell reports on the fight back after months of anti-refugee protests. Sophie Bell / Real Media* Hundreds of people joined a Unity Rally in Falkirk on 7 December, marking the largest show of solidarity yet in a town that has spent months at the centre of Scotland’s […]
Rejections beset the British novelist Barbara Pym but reading two of her later novels confirms a talent that was not appreciated at the time. Sean Sheehan Pym wrote six novels in the 1950s and early ‘60s until her publisher unexpectedly rejected her seventh and she consequentially disappeared from […]
Facing our mortality allows us to recognise the importance of small daily actions and how our deeds can impact the wellbeing of future generations. Do you know the names of your eight great grandparents? Where were they from? What did they do? In three generations or less it is very […]
Ticking boxes or labelling someone by race, gender, or age can affect their performance, self-esteem, and health. Negative stereotypes limit opportunities, while positive ones multiply benefits in education, social life, and physical and mental wellbeing. By ‘stereotyping’, we refer to labelling a person or culture with particular characteristics, whether ‘good’ or […]
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