By Anya Sandhu We have been waiting for four years and now it’s finally here- the Paris Olympics 2024- the 33rd edition of the Summer Olympic Games! Running from the 26th of July to the 11th of August it will feature 10,500 athletes, and will be followed by the Paralympics Read more…
By Radiha Khan Key words: over-the-counter (OTC) medication/drug, prescription-only (PO) medication/drug, up-scheduling medication/drugs, self-medication, public health ethics OTC medications are those that can be sold directly to people without a prescription. OTC medications treat a variety of illnesses and their symptoms including pain, coughs and colds, diarrhoea, constipation, acne, and Read more…
By Amy Whitehouse Biden’s been trumped: at least that’s what the Republicans are saying. Joe Biden is president of the United States. But the Supreme Court, the Senate, and the House of Representatives suggest otherwise. In a Republican dominated political climate, can Biden, or the Democrats, legitimise a second term, or Read more…
By Elena Gabrys TikTok is an app that most of us consider to be essential to have on our phones and in our daily routines. Not only is it a source of quick entertainment, but also a cure for boredom and a source of information to people who do not Read more…
By Vihansa Samarakkody In 2010, the Equality Act(1) was passed by UK Parliament in response to evolving societal views and the advancement of jurisprudence for human rights issues. It introduced 9 ‘Protected Characteristics’, which include Age, Disability, Race, Sex, Sexual Orientation, Gender Re-assignment, Marriage and Civil Partnership, Pregnancy and Maternity, Read more…
By Elena Gabrys CONTACT: 22egabrys@wghs.org.uk The Conservative Party Conference is a 4 day long, national conference that is held by the Conservative Party in the UK. It takes place every year around October, this year from the 1st of October to the 4th. The conference consists of fringe events, reception Read more…
By Niharika Gullipalli Contact: 20ngullipalli@wghs.org.uk Contemporary art, especially in the form of abstract paintings, has created grounds for many debates about its validity in the past few years, with both sides passionately arguing their point of view. But why is that the case? What is so controversial about this new Read more…
By Anya Sandhu Contact: 22asandhu@wghs.org.uk AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been found to be an extremely useful resource for many people across the world as it can be used for anything from writing essays to answering complex maths problems. Chat GPT is frequently mentioned when talking about AI as it is Read more…
By Vihansa Samarakkody Contact: 19vsamrakkody@wghs.org.uk The US federal government is a foundational pillar of American democracy. It operates under a system of checks and balances designed to protect individual liberties and promote the common good, brought to life by the supreme law of the United States of America: The Constitution. Read more…
By Scarlet Sproson It is that time of year once again when the leaves have withered and the droplets of rain cling to the blurred, misted windows as they try desperately not to fall. Sweet smells of hot cocoa envelop your senses as you feel that comforting heat penetrate through Read more…