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Crimes involving dating apps have risen sevenfold in the past two years, with over 400 offenses reported to police last year.
Six young men from working-class backgrounds share their struggles and feelings of abandonment in contemporary Britain.
15 million people live in London, a city marked by stark contrasts between luxury and socio-economic challenges.
Three young men in Bolton discuss their struggles to find work and build a future, reflecting the challenges faced by working-class white men in Britain today.
Around 35,000 young working-class white men are currently in the prison system, reflecting the struggles faced by this demographic in Britain.
A-level results day in Hackney reveals a mix of emotions among students, highlighting challenges such as website crashes and the impact of government policies on education.
Grayson Perry asks people from Boston, where 75% voted to leave the EU, to help create two large vases that reflect their views on Brexit.
A £150,000 tractor is driven in a competition between comedians Fatiha El-Ghorri and Esther Manito to see who can appear the poshest.
Iain Sinclair talks about Hackney's transformation due to the Olympic development.
95 percent of what would typically require disposal is eliminated at Silo, a zero waste restaurant in Hackney, East London.
A Hackney shop owner discusses the damage from riots and the challenges of rebuilding.
Jason Farrell recounts the violence on Clarence Road in Hackney during the London riots.
Owen Jones and Josie Long discuss societal injustices and the need for community support.
Mark, the owner of Slider Cuts in Hackney, discusses how barber shops serve as vital spaces for men to navigate significant life events and conversations about masculinity.
Voters in Hackney, London are angry about being unable to vote in the general election.
