The Open Prison Dilemma: A Tale of Two Systems
Should more prisoners in the UK be sent to open prisons? David Gauke, former justice secretary, thinks so. He believes that expanding open prisons could help tackle overcrowding and reduce…
The Battle of the Bosses on the Brink
West Ham United edged out Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 The London Stadium. The Hammers’ victory not only provided a much-needed boost for manager Julen Lopetegui but also left Wolves’ Gary O’Neil…
A Beginner’s Guide to the Offside Rule: Or, Why Footballers Can’t Just Loiter About Like Hungry Seagulls
Ah, football! The beautiful game. The ‘metaphor of life’, some would say. It’s all about strategy, skill, and—let’s be honest—trying to figure out what on earth the offside rule actually…
So, Chelsea vs. Tottenham, yeah?
My big sister Lola, a life-long Tottenham fan demands, “We support Tottenham, don’t forget.” Naturally, I did the only reasonable thing: I cheered for Chelsea. Why? Because blue is my…
Beatrice’s Fight for Justice: A Voice for the Voiceless
Beatrice is not your average campaigner. Strikingly beautiful, eloquent, and highly intelligent, she carries an air of resilience that belies the injustices she has faced. I first met her at…
Exclusive Premiere at Warner House
The Criminal Justice Alliance (CJA) has launched a powerful series of ten short films, shedding light on critical issues within the justice system. Premiered at Warner House in London on…
Over 80% of Prison Leavers Face Unemployment: A National Challenge for Rehabilitation and Reintegration.
Over 80% of Prison Leavers Face Unemployment: A National Challenge for Rehabilitation and Reintegration. 50 thousand ex-offenders leave prisons in England and Wales every year. The number are likely to…
Wissam and Rasheed
Wissam, 50, from Lebanon Wissam runs a Middle Eastern cuisine stall, specialising in pickles and snacks, under the name Hoxton Beach. His preparations begin at 11:30 am. Before the pandemic,…