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Photo essay • 20th March 2024

Chesterfield: how an antiques centre struggles to pick up the pieces after Storm Babet

Surrounded by dust and moisture, Sofia Brown stands on the top of a stepladder, asking her friend to pass her a drill and trying to remove a yellowed curtain track. Meanwhile, her cousin sprays sugar soap to clean the brickwork in another stuffy room...

Magazine filler • 12th July 2024

South Africa election 2024

The country is likely to see its first coalition government since apatheid ended 30 years ago.

Count Magazine • 16th June 2024

From Hong Kong to the UK: Democrat Lee Wing-tat is passing on the baton

Having engaged in Hong Kong’s politics for decades, the veteran politician is now rallying Hongkongers in the UK to vote in the upcoming general election.

Count Magazine • 29th May 2024

UK-Based South Africans call for change as ANC faces loss of majority - Count Magazine

South Africa goes to the polls today, but South Africans in the UK have already cast their votes in an election that could see the ruling African National Congress (ANC) lose its majority for the first time since the end of apartheid.

Instagram story • 21st April 2024

Lesnes Estate: does a regeneration plan help?

While a London developer said a regeneration plan could help address the city's housing shortage, residents fear it will destroy their community.

Multimedia • 17th April 2024

How have the Olympics changed British skateboarders?

With less than 100 days to go before the Paris Olympics, the Great Britain skateboarders are again gearing up, like the gifted medal winner Sky Brown did three years ago. But whatever the result may be, the skateboarders' faces in the UK are already different.

Data story • 26th January 2024

Potato “Shrinkflation” looms as harvests drop due to extreme weather, expert warns

A data analyst says supermarkets may start downsizing their potato packaging while
keeping the price constant, as there are not enough potatoes in the market.

Data story • 26th January 2024

NI Mushroom growers are left to sink or swim after Brexit

Being the largest organic mushroom grower in Northern Ireland, John McArdle has plans to expand his business. But he has got a “headache” since Brexit.

News • 1st November 2023

Photography project aims to help homeless survive winter

A photography project is raising money for homeless people as winter looms. It has run a stall, selling greeting cards and calendars in an East London market since last week.