More protests will take place in central London on Saturday, with at least hundreds of thousands of People’s Vote campaigners expected to march through the capital as part of their call for a second referendum on…
It’s the penultimate day of London’s Extinction Rebellion, so here’s our best bits from what has happened today. The group of protesters have been camped out in central London for the last couple of weeks,…
Image source: Britain Express In a rare and historic weekend sitting, Parliament will decide the nation’s future in Europe Members of Parliament will meet tomorrow in the House of Commons in what will be the…
Nigel Farage, the face of Euroscepticism, told Leading Britain’s Conversation (LBC) that the Irish border issue was “the greatest hoax in modern history”. This 499km ‘hoax’ has been a thorn in every Brexiteer’s side for…
The European Broadcasting Union, organisers of yearly journalism conference News Xchange, faced heavy criticism this week for giving a platform to the highly divisive figure, Stephen K. Bannon- Voice of London’s Memuna Konteh, reports from…
On the day that Unesco celebrates its 73rdanniversary, others see reasons not to join in – literally. Britain’s relationship with the organisation is left under duress after Penny Mordaunt, the International Development Secretary, has called…
The Voice of London spoke exclusively to a Police Constable on the condition of anonymity regarding cuts, and how the police keep our streets safe. The officer revealed the environment the police have to work…
This year marks the Centenary of WWI, to celebrate the occasion Voice of London looked back one hundred years to see what was happening as soldiers began to make their way home. See also:…
Ever found yourself wondering how the US midterm elections work? Look no further: this is the video you need to watch. It’s likely you have heard about the US midterm elections sometime this past month,…
The election of Jair Bolsonaro as the new president of Brazil shows Brazilians all over the world are begging for change. PT (the workers party) had governed Brazil since 2003 when Luiz Inácio Lula Da…
