6.1 magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan on Wednesday. Deadly flooding in Bangladesh and India. Rail strikes still to go ahead this week, as talks remain unsuccessful.
My take on the Slow Journalism movement
Yesterday, during a “research” session into the wonders of modern indie magazines and stylised reporting in general, I came across Delayed Gratification – a quarterly publication specialising in ‘Slow Journalism’, which aims to dissect the top news of the past three months with the privilege of hindsight and context. And honestly? This concept revealed a whole other realm of thought-provoking dilemmas of the modern digital age.
The Essence of Sports Day
What we really take away from Sports Day
The Dangers of Amazon Prime
When your hoarding interferes with a delivery…
Want to watch F1? – here’s everything you need to get started
A Formula 1 season consists of a series of races, known as Grands Prix, which take place worldwide on both purpose-built circuits and street circuits (closed public roads). Formula 1 has a competition structure that involves 10 teams, with two drivers per team. A points system is used to determine two annual World Championships: one for a driver, the other for a constructor (constructors in F1 are the companies, entities or manufacturers that are responsible for developing and constructing the cars used for racing – for example, Ferrari).




