Why FIFA’s anti-racism talk is so cheap

The World Cup in South Africa was widely recognised as an example of sport’s ability to unite different cultures. Indeed, football’s governing body used the tournament to make a big show of their commitment to driving racism out of the game. Team captains gave speeches to the crowd in support of FIFA’s anti-racism campaign before…

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Government cuts underestimate the value of arts and culture

Patricia Cain’s Building the Riverside Museum was unveiled as The Threadneedle visual arts prizewinner this week. At the same time, a survey commissioned by the award’s organizers revealed two-thirds of the public agree cultural institutions should rely less on taxpayer’s money. With the government asking funding bodies to demonstrate how they would handle budget cuts…

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Oona King tops our poll of London Mayor contenders

Young Londoners are ready for change and would consider having a female mayor for the first time, a new survey has revealed. The Your Say poll, carried out by People with Voices shows that young Londoners are more accepting of the idea of Oona King being elected as the London Mayor, compared to the older…

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Review: Behaving Badly C4OD

Dame Judi Dench stars as Bridget in this four part drama adapted for Channel 4oD from a novel by Catherine Heath. It charts the story of a dutiful, upper-class wife and mother whose husband Mark discards her for a new, young wife, Rebecca.   The series is set over four episodes. Five years after her divorce,…

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