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Huck Film  >  Art

A brief guide on how to make your own gif

In partnership with Squarespace

In this new episode of Skill-Up, illustrator Laurene Boglio teaches you how to make your own animated gif.

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News & Politics  >  Opinion

This year I learnt… to not feel ashamed of being working class

What 2017 taught me

From Grenfell to universal credit, 2017 exposed how working class Brits continue to be treated with contempt. For Tom Rasmussen, this was the year of defiantly taking pride in having working class roots.

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News & Politics  >  Opinion

Centrist pundits are losing the plot over ‘impartiality’

From Where I Stand

The mainstream media professional commentators are attacking journalists and publications who are unapologetic in their political positions. It’s a tantrum that reeks of hypocrisy, writes Aaron Bastani.

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News & Politics  >  Opinion

Should we celebrate Uber losing its London licence?

See Both Sides

TFL has said Uber won't have its licence to operate in London renewed after showing 'a lack of corporate responsibility'. A good thing? Here's both sides.

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Outdoor  >  Skate

As a girl skating was my escape. As a young woman, it was taken from me

Go Skateboarding Day 2017

In her early years, skating provided Marianne Eloise with an escape: from anxiety, from a toxic household, the OCD that span around her head. But as she got older, all that changed; suddenly her board could no longer be a sanctuary.

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News & Politics  >  Opinion

Welcome to Theresa-land: Brexit Britain getting pissed on from a height

From Where I Stand

Theresa May's long awaited Brexit speech was intended to calm our fears about Britain's future, but instead the outlook is now even bleaker than before.

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News & Politics  >  Activism

Should the media pay activists to talk?

From Where I Stand

Activists and campaigners do what they do for free, often because they need to. But talking to journalists about experiences and expertise is labour. Should they be paid?

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News & Politics

Why do so many girls lie about starting their periods?

Beneath the surface

Rachel Grace Almeida takes a look at why so many girls lie about starting their periods, and what this says about the pressures on young women today.

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News & Politics

Stopping new Labour members from voting for Jeremy Corbyn is an insult to democracy

From where I stand

This summer, the UK Labour Party will see another leadership election, but new members of the party are having their right to vote taken away unless they fork out a large sum of cash, and it's a disgrace.

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News & Politics

The punk counsellor using his DIY ethic to promote mental health and wellbeing

Stability through punk

Punk and counsellor Craig Lewis is taking the lessons from his three decades of unnecessary medication and abuse at the hands of the Psychiatric System to help young punks struggling with mental health challenges.

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News & Politics  >  Reportage

Millions of British citizens are being denied the right to vote

No vote, no voice

As Britain gears up for 'the biggest decision of a lifetime', a sizeable number of citizens are being denied their right to have a say on their own future within (or without) the European Union. Huck meets those silenced on the sidelines, the day before the referendum.

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News & Politics

Remaining in the EU isn’t pleasant, but this right-wing Brexit is worse

From where I stand

From unaccountable leaders to enforced austerity, the European Union is far from a progressive institution. But the Brexit campaign has fuelled the British right, and leaving now would endorse xenophobia, prejudice and nationalism.

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