We're looking for independent creators in London and region to produce and submit news shorts destined for our Newsload YouTube channel.

The employees who shine won’t necessarily be the best writers; they’ll be the best explainers.

This is the story of people too eager to dismiss or too tempted to exploit, in a local close knit religious community, and about the woman, with amazing superpowers and catastrophic weaknesses, who has the courage to fight back.

Gen X: the exhausted glue holding Boomers and Gen Z together. This razor-sharp, funny essay celebrates the “duct tape” generation juggling grumpy parents, entitled kids, mortgages, mixtapes and memes. Relatable, biting, and oddly heroic — salute the middle child keeping the world from collapsing.

Local journalism is the backbone of democracy, but in the digital age, it’s becoming harder for small newspapers, TV stations, and radio...

It's us, who continue to live like its a lie.

Landlords are responsible for providing heating during the winter, why now cooling for the summer?

Echoes of authoritarianism and nationalism have replaced traditional conservative principles under Trump’s leadership and it's impacting...

After many years of flagrant spending and shameless profiteering these two met justice and Newsload was there.

As we navigate the complexities of the age of artificial intelligence, the landscape of online expression is undergoing seismic shifts....

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The courage to face people in the real world, to make them laugh -- or try -- while talking about sensitive issues - is about more.

Steve Plunkett might just be the coolest guy you’ve never heard of – and he’s got an impressive family story to back him up!

Mysterious Phallic Light on Downtown London Building Fuels Alien Conspiracy Theories After Santa Claus Parade

our world has witnessed a rise in the occurrence of graffiti depicting phallic symbols and the emergence of bizarre natural formations.

Have you noticed how technology, which is supposed to save us time, is kind of like a tug of war with a bulldozer?

Comedy is a fickle beast that doesn't work well in the political extremes.

This engaging art form has profound scientific backing, an ability to transform personal and professional spaces in an unexpectedly fun way.

While many in my life tune out the news, because it makes them feel anxious, I've crossed a critical point of no return it seems.