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I’m an independant journalist interested in politics, current affairs, technology and travel. I’m training for an NCTJ Diploma in Multimedia Journalism at News Associates. This includes writing and producing videos for the Londoners news websites.
I’m looking to expand my editorial experience.
A freedom of information request to the Department for Transport has revealed the number of complaints received about being temporarily blinded by these lights is doubling every year, from 16 in 2023 to 59 in 2025. But why are better lights making it harder to see the road?
The number of incidents in which firefighters are rescuing people trapped in lifts is rising in London. Data released by London Fire Brigade (LFB) reveals that firefighters had to rescue people from lifts more than 7,000 times in the past 12 months – a 15% increase in two years.
On the bustling South Bank of the Thames, you hear the click-clacking of typing. A bell rings, the carriage slides and an original poem on brightly coloured paper is handed to a delighted passer-by. It was type-written in a flurry of keys just seconds ago by one of the South Bank’s poets for hire.
A pair of friends in Molesey have quit their jobs to follow their dream: opening a colourful coffee trailer. Best friends Sophie Sparkes, 25, and Lily-Rose Meaton, 23, have been planning to start the business together since they met five years ago.
The leader of Enfield Council has taken a dig at a Tory rival after a ‘birthday party’ for a pothole video went viral.
We asked independent musicians whether they feel their art is threatened by AI, or whether they can use it as part of their creative processes.
Spotify says it has "identified and disabled the nefarious user accounts that engaged in unlawful scraping."
In the battles with AI-generated music - from copycat 'artists' to allegations of massive copyright infringement - the major labels are choosing sides.
The ground shakes. The rumble of distant explosions fills the salty air. Louis Greaves recounts an experience of his time in Morocco.
A decade and a half has seen this band grow into a mature staple of international indie, and they're still doing what they do best. They've lost none of their earnest, genuine love of music along the way.