Nostalgia has weighed heavily on my mind during the Coronavirus pandemic. The most recent example of this occurred when I was on my daily state-sanctioned walk outdoors. …

If you live in the UK (or have followed the UK news), you will know that the British public have adopted a new weekly ‘Clap For Our Carers’ tradition. …

The Coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into its most severe economic crisis since the Great Depression. Individuals and businesses have been hit by collapsing demand, unemployment, slashed wages and a bleak economic outlook. …

I am saddened to say that my Paternal Grandmother passed away over Easter. She died suddenly in her sleep at the age of 103 (not due to Coronavirus). To make matters worse, none of us could travel to India, where my Grandmother lived, due to the Coronavirus lock down. My…

As Ash aimlessly forked his kidney bean dinner, he wondered whether the rogue drones ravaging the skies or the two people at the table would murder him first. Adam and Jasmine sat to his left and right, respectively. Their only light source was a small scented candle. It illuminated their…

Around four weeks into the COVID-19 lock down, I had a sad realisation: the year 2020 is effectively over. For the next few months (or maybe longer), our lives will be limited to staying at home and/or work. We are now in an extended holding pattern. Even if social distancing…

I fell in love with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club since my childhood in the late 90s/early 2000’s. Growing up an outcast, I developed an affinity with this outcast club who were the butt of all jokes (“Lads, it’s Tottenham…”). …

As Ash walked home at 1:30 in the morning, he had a feeling someone was watching him. Although he was glad to have stopped off at McDonalds for a post-night out takeaway, he now regretted the extra walking distance home. …