Photo by Shanai Tanwar Yesterday I found the soul of Delhi in London. As I gathered alongside hundreds of Indian students and allies in Aldwych to protest the recent hunger strikes asking for education reform and government accountability in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, the energy was palpable. Under the greenery, surrounded by Urdu poetry and chanting “Inquilab Zindabad,” I could have sworn the homeland had manifested itself in this colonial capital this evening. Which is funny

Writer Maddy Maguire sits down and interviews Leeds-based band Split the Ticket following the release of their latest single 'I Don't Know My Name.'

Photo by Mark Senior The Smile of Her is an autobiographical one-woman play written and performed by Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy-winning actress Christine Lahti, marking her London stage debut. Through a series of deeply personal memories, Lahti retraces the childhood that shaped her relationship with her mother, gradually dismantling the idealised image children often hold of their parents to reveal a far more complex and human portrait. Blending humour with grief,

Following the announcement of their upcoming EP, ‘On The Island We Call Home’, Fletchr Fletchr are reaching for new heights. Blending heartfelt songwriting and a distinct sonic identity, the band’s new release is highly anticipated

From Rebecca Ogunribido's exploration of Yoruba heritage and Safiya Shakirova's tribute to the strength and traditions of Kazakh women to Raven's celebration of Hong Kong's Yum Cha culture, the nominated collections showcase fashion's unique ability to tell stories, preserve cultural identity and spark meaningful conversations