aportaciones con el tag "britain"

My Italian point of view about a fantastic soap opera, beetween cheats, love, friendships and bad decisions.
But let’s make some step back, just in case you haven’t seen any newspaper in the last two and a half years, or if you have been living in some kind of secret bunker, hidden from what everybody has been talking about.

It’s better if you make yourself comfortable, sit on a chair with a cup of delicious english tea because it’s gonna take you a while: this is the continuing story of what is happening in the UK, why it’s happening there, when did everything start and why the hell they’re doing this tragic comedy.

YouTube is often discussed negatively by the mainstream media, which often distances itself from the platform. This article discusses why this is the case, and explores the question of how YouTube might fit into the future of media.

On the 23rd June 2016, the British public narrowly voted in favour of leaving the European Union. Although this action was predominantly motivated by nationalistic ideas, this article explores how both the Brexit vote and subsequent negotiations have unexpectedly served to promote increased solidarity amongst the other European states.

This article discusses the increasing popularity of music in languages other than English, asking why the last few years has seen a dramatic rise in the number of non-English language music charting internationally. It also explores the positive effects that linguistically and culturally diverse music has on communities.

On the 19th December 2018, Jeremy Corbyn allegedly referred to Theresa May as a “stupid woman”. This article explores the difference between calling someone a “stupid person” and a “stupid woman”, while also looking more widely at the role that gender and sexism play within within both British and European politics.

In order to understand why so many people vote and support the right, this article looks at the recent general election in Great Britain.