By Dr Desiree Saddik See our full magazine here PARLIAMENT NEWS MAGAZINE Online and Printed Editions London - United Kingdom ‘…Each man kills the thing he loves…’ (Oscar Wilde 1898), The Ballad of Reading Goal). In this age of consciousness and outing, the more glamorous cousins of domestic and social violence movements, such as #MeToo, and those of race and gender emancipation, risk dwarfing awareness and the chance for change in the domestic violence arena. For this reason(

There is no denying that the coronavirus pandemic has engulfed the nations of the world in a way never experienced before. This no doubt has had a global impact and has in reality altered the pace, fabric and nature of our lives to say the least. This short article aims to reflect on the lasting global impact of the coronavirus pandemic. As Albert Camus opined in ‘The Plague’, “Pestilence is in fact very common, but we find it hard to believe in a pestilence when it descends

Born in France, the classical music composer, Efisio Cross, started his career in 2014. From 2016 to 2019, the composer released three albums, "Rose of Sharon, Tears from Heaven and The Vanquisher of Death", covering for the most part biblical contemplations and romantic themes. He recently released his fourth album entitled "Crown of Thorns" which has as it’s purpose to honour and remember the sacrifice and the resurrection of Christ 2000 years ago. Efisio Cross says: ‘By ch

Politics and fashion don’t go hand in hand, and there’s never really been any public reasons for that to change. Until the #MeToo movement many of us were under the impression that Hollywood was all glitz and glam, but now it’s time for the fashion industry to be exposed for what it is. The fashion industry is always rapidly adapting to the ever-changing demand of the consumer, and with this - the way models are treated has become increasingly worse, and I can only hope that