This week, freelance journalist and Kingston journalism lecturer Samira Ahmed asks the question: Does British journalism have an attitude problem?
By Ashleigh Wight
DIY Christmas gifts
Whether it’s to cut down costs or to enjoy being creative, making your own gifts is a satisfying approach to the festive season.
By Kim Heinz
Education News Round-Up
RiverOnline brings you the biggest stories in the education pages this week, from teacher strikes to the fall in UCAS applications.
By Ashleigh Wight
Are we the jilted generation?
With all the budget cuts, higher retirement ages and youth unemployment, what hope does our generation have in the future?
Videos by 2nd year journalism students.
N30: Kingston takes action against pension cuts
The protest against the pension cuts marked Kingston’s ‘largest protest in years,’ as hundreds joined together to take action.
By Anshu Pandit
How the public sector strikes were covered across the UK
RiverOnline brings you a round-up of how the public sector strikes were covered across the UK, from Kingston to Belfast, including the unions’ response.
By Ashleigh Wight
Kingston destroy league leaders St Mary’s 7-0
Kingston showed league leaders how it is done by humiliating St Mary’s 7-0
By Lars Thomesen
Deadmau5 transforms the Millbank Tower
Deadmau5 performed in London this week at a free 4D concert that transformed the Millbank Tower with stunning graphics and lighting effects.
By Surena Chande
Listings Monday November 28- Sunday December 5
Where to go and what to do this week in London
Cougars announce first American football match
The newly formed Kingston Cougars will face the Birmingham Lions on December 10 in their first match
By John Bevan