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Aylish Louise Stewart, 17, died at the University Hospital of North Durham on March 8 last year

This survey of the practice’s work, full of strange objects and AR tricks, seeks to challenge Herzog’s own view that ‘architecture exhibitions are so boring’ – but doesn’t always succeed

As the cost of living crisis deepns it’s beginning to leave a permanent fault line that is getting wider every year.After years of cutting funding to state schools and curtailing arts education, the disparities between the haves and have nots in our capital are clearer than ever. This financial gap…

Record of queer life, love and chosen family is tinged with despair

In June 2020, the French street artist Combo accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his France Unbowed party of using one of his murals in their campaign clips without his permission. A Paris court has ordered them to pay 40,000 euros to the artist, his lawyer said.

“We’ve written 14 or 15 songs already” Perry has said

After collaborations with Martin Parr and queer party Homobloc, the 24-year old reflects on how Sheffield’s football terraces, boxing gyms and pubs influenced him

A homeless man who was given emergency accommodation in the Copland Hotel in Govan began researching using Freedom of Information laws and discovered it was branded "disgusting" by council chiefs.

Stomach-churning ­revelations over standards at the Copland Hotel in Glasgow’s Govan have been exposed by a homeless man once forced to live there.