It was difficult for him at first, but moving to another country was something that he was able to do with his family by his side. Taylor Zambrano He moved to London with his family at the age of 17 from Pereira, Colombia. He had a slightly harder […]
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Immigrant and teenage mother: a real struggle
I am trying to pursue a career as both a journalist and songwriter and my daughter wants to be Britain’s version of Miley Cyrus and hopes to audition for X-Factor next year. (The Prisma memoirs) Randelle Tanios Ellis Statistics show that British youths are leaders amongst those of […]
Latin American culture takes centre stage in London
One of the longest-running Latin music festivals, returns in spring 2026 with a celebration of sound, story, and culture across venues throughout the capital. Running from 20th April to 6th May 2026, it features a diverse line-up of icons and rising talent from across Latin America, the UK, and beyond. […]
Performative protest denounces concentrated power
Activists staged a Marie Antoinette-themed performance at the News UK office last Friday, the 30 of January, disrupting staff and visitors with theatrical calls to address deep power inequality throughout UK society. “Stop printing Murdoch’s lies” and Tthey are eating all the cake, take the power back” echoed across the foyer, as […]
Wittgenstein: beginning and ending
The beginning is Wittgenstein’s “Tractatus logico-philosophicus”, in 1922, and the end comes with his final notes, written between 1949 and 27 April, 1951, two days before his death. Sean Sheehan These last notes were brought together in book form and given the title “On Certainty”. New translations of […]















