The Overtake
Proudly nominated for the Paul Foot Award for Investigative Journalism in 2019 and the Georgina Henry Award for Digital Innovation in 2018
Independent media is in crisis — can you help? Robyn Vinter
The dark corners of social media dedicated to objectifying young women without their knowledge Niamh Carroll
Are we any closer to tackling racial inequality in the UK? Jermaine Johnstone
How Covid-19 could sink the UK’s outdoor swimming pools Jem Collins
'Classist': How locked down northern students feel about Cambridge University's testing programme Ella Glover
Live events are absolutely vital to our economy - and our humanity Ella Glover
An open letter for the working-class kids the Government has failed Rik Worth
Hundreds die across the world every year defending their land and the environment Ethan Shone
What it's like to be an LGBTQ+ Christian in the UK Craig-Francis Meichan
Most of the hardest places to get a job in the UK right now are in the north of England Ethan Shone
American anti-abortion organisations are interfering with UK access to abortion Ella Glover
Why there's no such thing as 'good' blackface Jermaine Johnstone
Mr Blobby is the celebrity we all need right now Thomas Hobbs
What middle-class writers often get wrong about the working class Rik Worth
Common or garden: why social class and outdoor space isn’t as simple as you think Rebecca Alper Grant
Young women are considerably more likely to be diagnosed with coronavirus than men Kieran Seager
Churchill-worship is closer to nationalism than patriotism Rik Worth
This photographer has been snapping heart-warming lockdown portraits of dogs and their owners Robyn Vinter
Charity shops are teetering on the brink - many won't survive the pandemic Rae Ritchie
Exercise isn't a cure-all - especially when recovering from a virus Pippa Stacey
We're all susceptible to political conspiracy theories - even you Rik Worth
Domestic workers are being coerced into work during lockdown. Why is no one saying anything? Niamh Rowe
People can't tell the difference between technology and magic - and they're scared of magic Rik Worth
How lockdown for some people means being less isolated Nicola Masters
Independent media is in crisis — can you help?
The dark corners of social media dedicated to objectifying young women without their knowledge
Are we any closer to tackling racial inequality in the UK?
How Covid-19 could sink the UK’s outdoor swimming pools
'Classist': How locked down northern students feel about Cambridge University's testing programme
Live events are absolutely vital to our economy - and our humanity
An open letter for the working-class kids the Government has failed
Hundreds die across the world every year defending their land and the environment
What it's like to be an LGBTQ+ Christian in the UK
Most of the hardest places to get a job in the UK right now are in the north of England
American anti-abortion organisations are interfering with UK access to abortion
Why there's no such thing as 'good' blackface
Mr Blobby is the celebrity we all need right now
What middle-class writers often get wrong about the working class
Common or garden: why social class and outdoor space isn’t as simple as you think
Young women are considerably more likely to be diagnosed with coronavirus than men
Churchill-worship is closer to nationalism than patriotism
This photographer has been snapping heart-warming lockdown portraits of dogs and their owners
Charity shops are teetering on the brink - many won't survive the pandemic
Exercise isn't a cure-all - especially when recovering from a virus
We're all susceptible to political conspiracy theories - even you
Domestic workers are being coerced into work during lockdown. Why is no one saying anything?
People can't tell the difference between technology and magic - and they're scared of magic
How lockdown for some people means being less isolated