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Can youth leaders make politics work for young people?

Will governments ever listen? — In the lead up to the general election, Shout Out UK and Channel 4 present the first head-to-head debate between youth representatives of the seven major British political parties.

  • Activism
  • Alex King

How much would it cost to swing a cat in your neighbourhood?

London's housing crisis is ridiculous. Period. — If you want to buy enough space to swing a cat in London, you're going to need big wads of cash. Find out how much it would cost in your neighbourhood.

  • Travel
  • Alex Taylor

How can young people stand up to excessive police use of stop and search?

Know your rights — Release's Y Stop film helps young people exercise their rights and hold police to account over their controversial stop and search powers.

  • Why I do what I do
  • Alex King

How deep is Britain's racism problem?

Uncovering the UK’s Michael Browns and Eric Garners — After a number of high-profile racist incidents, Huck looks at the broader picture and explores the role of institutional racism.

  • Reportage
  • Alex King

Skateboarding’s forgotten heroes

Get Lesta — Unsung shines a light on the passionate weirdos who keep the UK skateboarding scene alive.

  • Culture
  • HUCK HQ

O’Neill Road Trip in London

Today is Perfect tour ends at 71a — O'Neill's Today is Perfect summer road trip made its final stop with a party at Huck’s 71a Gallery.

  • Surf
  • HUCK HQ

The Revolution Will Be Televised is back

Laughing at the powers that be — Comedian Heydon Prowse talks about the stings and stunts in the new series of The Revolution Will Be Televised.

  • Culture
  • Alex King

The Knife That Killed Me

Unconventional Viewing — A brave and ambitious new British teen drama tears up the film launch rulebook with an inclusive, simultaneous online and offline premiere.

  • Top Picks
  • Katy Sykes

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