Why Handbags Reflect 2020
Fashion recently has been u-turning on the bright and boastful florals and colours of the 2000s. Gone is the thoughtful optimism we expressed through...
The A-Z of forex terms for beginners
The foreign exchange (forex) market is one of the most actively traded of all the financial markets. Because of this, you might be wondering...
No country for free people,’ – the Lockdown debate
spent the day today catching up on Michael Yeadon’s take on the government’s, particularly SAGE’s handling of the pandemic, especially the lockdown in...
Boris Johnson’s national announcement – So what is coming next for England after December...
Prime Minster Boris Johnson has spoken virtually addressing the nation with unveiling the winter plans for the next stage of lockdown measures within England....
Artist of the Week: Lucy Finchett-Maddock
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Lucy Finchett-Maddock. Lucy is a speculative artist whose work explores “artificial and formal divides” through painting, sculpture, sound,...
Could the Trump team’s lawsuits succeed in overturning the election?
It’s been nearly two weeks since the US election took place and there is still no definitive answer as to who will take the...
Be kind to your mind: 5 top tips for surviving lockdown
We are around half way through "Lockdown 2," and although it may seem second nature to some of us by now, for many it...
Life Post Lockdown: Why Empathy and Flexibility Are Important for Businesses
Lockdown left a lasting mark on businesses across the UK. Empathetic communication skills have never been more important in the business industry. As you...
Brighton Survive Late Controversy to Take All Three Points at Villa Park
Brighton win at Villa Park in dramatic fashion for first time in clubs history. Thanks to goals from Welbeck and March.
March will take...
Booker Prize – The most diverse year yet and how Scottish working-class story ...
Douglas Stuart’s debut novel Shuggie Bain has won the 52nd Booker Prize. The ceremony, normally a glitzy affair with long speeches, readings from shortlisted...
