Written by Jack Vines A bizarre and unnerving news story unfolded in Belarus last week after a commercial Ryanair flight was diverted and two passengers removed from the plane. The incident occurred on Sunday 23rd May when flight FR4978 was diverted to Minsk International Airport in Belarus. The flight was en-route from Athens, Greece to… Read More Intercepted over Belarus: The story of Ryanair flight FR4978
Written by Robert MacFarlane Throughout the pandemic we’ve been glued to our TV’s, phones, computers and radios, eager for insight into the world that’s been denied to us. As such, more than ever our perception of current events has been based on the language used by media organisations and journalists. While journalists have a well-known… Read More The Language of Bias – UK Media Reporting on Protests
First of all can you just give us a little rundown of who you are – background, degree, career? My name is Amani Ibrahimi and I am 25-years-old. I’m from Middlesbrough and come from an Arab/Iraqi family. I studied Multimedia Journalism at university in my home town which led me into my career as a… Read More Amani Ibrahimi on her career and the journalism industry
First of all, tell us a bit about yourself: education, hobbies, career etc. I grew up in Sheffield where I was a regular on the local gig scene – I started reviewing live music aged 15-16 and I’ve loved writing my whole life. I did an English degree at Oxford University from 2015-2018 and then… Read More Beth Kirkbride on her online publication, career and journalism
A Little Insight 