Political messaging in Britain is increasingly shaped by emotional strategy rather than policy debate. From immigration to taxation, leaders on both sides deploy fear and pride to influence voters. Yet everyday British life tells a more nuanced story — one where the boundaries between “us” and “them” are far more […]
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Migrations do not ease nostalgia for one’s home country
Life away from home is hard for everyone, and therefore Antonio* would like to return to Spain to be with loved ones, although his intention is to save money and returned in “less than five years”. He claims not to be completely integrated with the English community, and his inner […]
Dumama’s musical reclamation of Black history
A praised alternative composer with African roots will be releasing her new album this coming May, which includes her single song “What did the rain say”. Pablo Muñoz Berlin-based composer Dumama is releasing “Towards an expanse”, her new album, on 8 May, less than a month from now. […]
The mother of modern revolutions
John Hardman, author of “The French Revolution: a political history”, is a recognised authority on the French Revolution and his micro-level knowledge is impressive. For a background to the momentous French Revolution, Robert Darnton’s “The revolutionary temper: Paris, 1748-89” provides a necessary complement. Sean Sheehan Hardman is unbeatable […]
Rubén Blades: The sound of Latin America return to London
The legendary Panamanian singer will be performing in the UK’s capital for the first time since 2018, in a concert that will take place this coming 8 July, starting at 7 pm. Pablo Muñoz Rubén Blades, the renowned musician, composer, actor, activist, and politician, is coming to London […]
















