Tag: Features
Cyril Ramaphosa – South Africa’s Redemption?
Whilst the rest of the world has merely watched Zuma resign and be replaced with ANC favourite Ramaphosa, what news outlets, BBC, CNN and...
There’s Snow Doubt About it – the 2018 Pyeongchang Games is...
A new year of sport: the finest live drama. Whilst 2018 may be best known for being a World Cup year, with football’s grandest...
The Battle for Mosul: Could this be it?
Mosul sits in the Northern most region of Iraq, on the grand Tigris river, the same water which flows through Baghdad 200 miles south....
Give me a paperback over an E-book any day
Books are one of the foundations of our culture. Fiction or non-fiction, funny or dark, long or short; there is literally something for everyone....
Is modern ballet en pointe?
Is ballet still the beautiful traditional dance form it always has been or is it crying out for a modern revival?
"ballet has almost endless...
Pottering about
150 years ago this year, the beloved Beatrix Potter was born, going on to write some of the best-loved children’s books in English history. So...
Wrecked By Recording
Imagine if exam boards condoned Maths GCSE calculus units completed with the use of a smart phone calculator app rather than a scientific calculator....
Down and out in Panama and Iceland
Icelanders don’t mince their words; the Panama Papers scandal has been described as a 'betrayal', the Prime Minister as 'arrogant' and the country as...
Should we all just pick up a paintbrush?
The idea of releasing tension through art dates back to Aristotle's ideas of catharsis, where he believed that difficult emotions could be purged through...
