Łódź’s Fotofestiwal: When Photography Becomes a Mirror for Europe’s Unseen
Łódź’s 25th Fotofestiwal challenges the "us vs them" binary with images that expose Europe’s fractures—and the stories it chooses to ignore.
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Jarman Award shortlist: when British art becomes a mirror for the unseen
Four filmmakers shortlisted for the £10k Jarman Award redefine British art by centring migration, family and disaster—challenging who gets to tell Britain’s stories.
Britain’s extinction race: when AI meets the roots of survival
AI is rewriting the rules of plant survival—but Britain’s race against extinction reveals a deeper crisis: who gets to decide what lives, and who pays the price?
EasyJet’s hidden fees: when holiday dreams become a class divide
A £350 pool fee exposes how travel firms exploit trust—and who can afford to say no. The system isn’t broken; it’s designed this way.
UK riots: when platforms profit from chaos—and who pays the bill
Wes Streeting demands tech giants fund riot repairs as Starmer’s government hesitates. The north-south divide deepens, while workers’ rights reforms face backlash.
World Cup 2026: When Football’s Late Nights Expose Britain’s Energy Divide
The 2026 World Cup’s late-night matches offer cheaper energy bills—but only for households that can afford the upfront cost. How Britain’s energy divide is playing out in real time.
Britain’s economy stalls as war and class divide deepen the crisis
April’s 0.1% GDP contraction exposes how geopolitical shocks and domestic inequality are strangling Britain’s recovery—while the government looks away.