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Team GB •

Emma Wilson wins first sailing medal of Paris 2024 with bronze | Team GB

Emma Wilson won Team GB’s first medal in sailing at Paris 2024 after claiming bronze in the women’s iQFOiL.

The British sailor was guaranteed a medal in the three-person final after dominating the opening series off the Marseille coast.

Italy's Marta Maggetti won gold and Israel's Sharon Kantor took silver after the pair both tacked earlier than Wilson after rounding the bottom gate, a decision that she believes allowed them to make further gains.

And with another Olympic medal, claiming bron...
Deniz Karagulle
The Londoners •

Is a new game plan needed for the growth of American football in London?

Back in October, I attended my first NFL game at Wembley Stadium, not knowing quite what to expect. As I settled into my seat, I was struck by the sheer number of Brits around me cheering on this stereotypically American sport, myself included. The
matchup? The New England Patriots versus the Jacksonville Jaguars. Over the loudspeakers, the commentators announced an attendance of over 86,000 fans. Everywhere I looked, there were Jaguars onesies, Patriots jerseys, and even a few iconic cheese hats. One thing was clear: almost everyone was decked out in
merch, ready to embrace the full NFL experience.
The Indiependent •

How ‘Coraline’ Paved The Way For A New Age Of Stop-Motion Animation

This much revered—and sometimes feared—film was the first of its kind, using 3D printing technology alongside classic stop motion techniques. Using new animation techniques was a challenge from the start.

According to Coraline’s lead animator Travis Knight, Laika initially struggled with pitching Coraline at the beginning due to its stop-motion nature, which was deemed ‘non-commercial’ due to the increasing popularity of computer-animated films.

Coraline’s producer, Bill Mechanic, originally w
South West Londoner •

Are there enough baby-changing facilities in male spaces?

The need for baby-changing facilities is an issue that is not widely spoken about but is an issue for many parents.

However one half is often overlooked, the fathers.

In the past five years, there has been a steady rise in the number of single fathers from 914 to 1,093 according to the Office for National Statistics.

Single fathers make up around 2% of all types of households including married couples with and without kids, single occupants and so on.
The Indiependent •

Travelling Alone as a Woman in 2025 America

Solo travel for women has always carried unique challenges but in America in 2025, those challenges are compounded not only by concerns about physical safety but by ideological divides. Yet for all its complexities, the U.S. remains a compelling destination, known for its vast landscapes and iconic cities that many dream of ticking off their bucket list at least once.For many women, the desire for freedom and autonomy motivates solo travel. San Francisco, with its longstanding reputation as a pr...
The Londoners •

Is PRIME By Logan Paul x KSI past its prime?

In 2022, I moved from Manchester to London for university. When I returned home, instead of the typical ‘hello, I missed you’ from my younger male relatives, I was bombarded with demands for information. Where had I seen the last bottle of PRIME? And if I had spotted one, why didn’t I have it with me? At the time, my mum worked at a place that stocked PRIME and had a stash ready to hand out as Christmas gifts. So while some may think going to university is a significant life event, in my family, PRIME was a much bigger deal.