Taylor Swift Breaking Records & Madonna “Takes a Bow”
Record breaking Taylor Swift has surpassed Beyonce by winning her 33rd all time at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards. Madonna also wins 7 out of 13 nominations winning the most on the night. Madonna won the most awards on the night winning best artist of the year, best collaboration with the song “Bring Your Love” collaborating with Sabrina Carpenter, best Continue Reading
Breaking Ground – Chatsworth Cascade
On the 16th September 2026 The Young Journalist Academy was invited to attend the prestigious ‘Breaking Ground’ event at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. This event was the launch of the regeneration project supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and many community partners, to re-instate the much loved garden water Continue Reading
Race for the Ballon d’Or
The Ballon d’Or is a prestigious award in the shape of a golden ball that is given to the player who played the best in the world that year. It is debatably the hardest trophy to win in football the player to win it the most with 8 trophies is Lionel Messi. The 2026 ballondor is approaching us shortly Continue Reading
Man United’s Season Continues to Collapse
Manchester United have lost their 3rd game in a row following a terrible performance from the players against Fulham. After a summer where the Red Devils spent a total of £163 million to bring in 4 big summer signings, fans hoped for an amazing start to the season. From the first 5 games of the 2026/27 season they have picked up a total of 5 Continue Reading
How Far Can Hull City Go?
Hull City came into the 26/27 Premier League season with a 750/1 chance of winning the league, according to BetVictor. Their first game at Old Trafford, home to Premier League giants Manchester United ended in a 2-0 victory for Hull City – known as The Tigers. Against all odds and Continue Reading
Zverev Shatters Shelton’s Dream
German champion Zverev breaks American dream with win against Shelton in the US Open The US Open a two-week tennis tournament finished in New York City with the American dream of a Shelton win, dashed as top seeded German, Alexander Zverev wins his second title of the year. Ben Shelton, born in Atlanta, faced Continue Reading
Dunston Radio – The Vaquita
Learn all about the fascinating Vaquita and its importance to ocean habitats By Skylar, Evie & Jacob
Squid Soup
Holly & Anthony of the Young Journalist Academy travelled to Ayscoughfee Hall in Spalding to cover the Shifting Perspectives event created by artist collective Squid Soup. This event was programmed by StoryTellers NPO supported by Arts Council England for the SELCP in Lincolnshire.
The Olympic Truce and it’s Double Standards
The Olympic Truce is a tradition originating from ancient Greece that has been brought back by the IOC and UN to promote peace and safety for all athletes competing. The Olympic Truce begins 7 days before the opening ceremony for the Olympics and 7 days after the closing ceremony of Continue Reading
Summer Makes Us Happier
Warm weather has a way of loosening the weight on our shoulders that we didn’t realise we were carrying. As the days become longer and the light lingers into the evening, life begins to feel a little more spacious. People pile outdoors, colours sharpen, the world becomes brighter, and even ordinary routines take on a gentler rhythm. Summer doesn’t Continue Reading