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Written by Laura Ferguson  The effects of Coronavirus on the global economy are undisputed; stock market downturns, declining economic growth and unemployment are just a few of the consequences we encounter as we tackle Covid-19. The FTSE and Dow Jones Industrial Average have seen the biggest quarterly dip since 1987,...
A nationwide plea to protect grassroots music venues around the UK is continuing to make waves as it exceeds the £1M mark in donations. The campaign hopes to save 556 establishments around the UK allegedly at risk of permanent closure because of Covid-19. The campaign aims to raise at least...
Guest Post Written by Asher Downer @ Solution17. The dreaded coronavirus has hit the United Kingdom extremely hard. Many companies have had to cancel events, meetings and limit face-to-face interactions. One of the biggest changes that the majority of the population is making is that they are currently having to...
The coronavirus has changed the way everyone goes about their daily lives. This unforeseen scenario has forced everyone inside for weeks but there has been a positive side effect. While people take shelter, the environment has been thriving. Less people on the streets worldwide might be bad for businesses...
Written by Sila Kiss The weather is hot enough, people are laying on the beach, sipping from their drinks. Nobody is here except the locals or spiritual travellers. This is Fethiye, which has lots of little valleys stretching towards to the sea. Every bit is an amazing nature.  The most...
The coronavirus pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives, including our Google searches. This is the first part of a series in which we will be analysing the interests of Brighton residents and the wider UK public since the start of the year in relation to Covid-19. There will...
"I can't emphasise enough how proud I am of all our teachers," Principal of Brighton Aldridge Community Academy (BACA), Robert Speight, tells me. "The way they've adapted has been truly incredible." Up and down the country, teachers and other education workers have been getting to grips with delivering curriculums remotely,...
For airlines, the reckoning is no longer far away on the horizon. It’s now a jumbo jet meters from the runway, landing gear down. Without a sizeable external cash injection, many international airlines will follow Virgin Australia into insolvency within months, if not weeks. Should governments bail airlines out? And...
Let’s face it, the COVID-19 pandemic took us all by surprise. Few envisioned something like this happening when in hindsight it seemed inevitable. As many have remarked, it’s like we’re living in a movie. You’re no doubt acutely aware of the harm the virus has inflicted on people, businesses...
1500 Brighton Festival ticket buyers have donated back some or all of their purchases to the Festival after it was cancelled due to the coronavirus crisis. As a thank you for the public’s on-going support and generosity, Brighton Festival is offering a selection of free online events, featuring artists...