Since 2014 Police have started to wear cameras during arrests in the UK. The cameras are intended to be of benefit to the public by capturing footage of any inappropriate force or any offences committed to the public during arrests. This has resulted in police complaints falling to 93% in the UK. With all that said and done we also ask the question, can the police edit the footage taken?, is it possible they can switch the camera off when suited as they are the ones with the

As a twenty something we often market ourselves the ‘millennials’ as a new generation who is more inclusive and open minded towards diversity than our parent’s. But are we really as open minded as we believe ourselves to be, are our list of sexual partners really representative of our attitude towards intrinsic prejudice? ​ If you believe yourself to be an open minded and inclusive individual but your dating pool has been justifiably limited for other reasons, do we still fee

In the Metro today a member of the team said she saw an article that was pretty brief when explaining the situation but the main body of the information that was present spoke about a nurse being attacked in turkey, for wearing shorts. After doing more research about the topic this is what I have found. A young woman was allegedly verbally and physically assaulted on a public bus in Turkey, with reports claiming it could be because she was wearing shorts. The attack took plac

Yahoo hit in the worst hack ever, 500 million accounts swiped. The Internet company being bought by Verizon, says a state- sponsored actor stole account holder’s personal details. It has been advised that Yahoo users should change their passwords now. The UK has the most public surveillance cameras monitoring us in the world, and it is likely that hackers are going to continue to get away with it. The public are not doing more to ask the government to stop and give us back ou