International

Later this year, the American space agency NASA, is set to test the first extra-terrestrial flight of their new drone on Mars. Called Ingenuity, the lightweight aircraft has been specially built to survive its transport to the red planet as well as the harshness of the environment. If it can...

According to the UN, there are currently 25.9 million refugees in the world. Amongst the chaos and uncertainty of the Covid-19 outbreak, it is easy to forget about such human rights crises. Yet those living in refugee camps are one of the most at-risk populations in the current climate. This...

In the face of Covid-19 it feels like everything outside your four walls has ground to a halt. This is not the case. For millions of people across the world, coronavirus joins a long list of things that threaten their lives every day. Here are the facts behind three of...

Hope Virgo, Photographer by Suhara Jayasena Hope Virgo author and health campaigner visited the university as part of Body Positivity month which was launched by the university's wellbeing centre. With the lack of understanding that many people have over the issue of body dysmorphia, this further established as to why...

In a mark of solidarity, at 7 o’clock this evening, church bells rang out across the nation. The scenes witnessed this week in France have shocked us all and hopefully made us appreciate our own churches that little bit more. Lincoln Cathedral’s Blue Badge Guide Mr Vic Hughes kindly took...

On this political update, host Douglas M. Worth and Wesley Manta, review the latest Brexit news.

Today, 29 March 2019, was the original deadline for the government to deliver Brexit, but instead another series of votes in parliament on the UK's future relationship with the European Union took place without coming to an agreement.

A vigil took place in Lincoln outside the Lincoln Central Mosque & Cultural Centre on the 22nd March.  Amber Marshall event organiser and University of Lincoln student called for the event to be held in an attempt to unite and boost support for the 49 victims of the two mass...

We’re midway through March which is Women’s History Month celebrating the amazing achievements of women around the world.

International Book-Giving Day returns this Thursday, with the aim of giving books to under-privileged children from around the world. Founded in 2012, it asking people to get involved by donating books to local charities, subscribing to their website which has over 14,000 members, and even sharing photos of themselves celebrating the...

Lincoln Japan Festival is returning this month for the sixth year, encouraging residents and visitors to embrace a different culture and lifestyle.