Victoria Remington

Victoria Remington has been writing about London long enough to have developed strong opinions about which parts of the city are worth defending and which have been well and truly ruined by brunch menus. A South London native with a background in cultural journalism, she covers the arts, society, and the quieter social currents that run beneath the obvious headlines. Her work tends toward the thoughtful rather than the sensational, which she considers a feature rather than a bug. When not writing, she can usually be found at a gallery, a pub, or somewhere in between.

Easter-Eid Collision: British Lamb Prices Hit Record Highs

British households are confronting the steepest lamb prices on record this holiday weekend, as a rare, high-demand calendar collision between Easter and the conclusion of Ramadan creates a ‘perfect storm’ in the agricultural market. The convergence of these two major religious festivals, which traditionally drive significant consumption of lamb, has exposed severe vulnerabilities in the…

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MS Study: Genetic Diversity Crucial for Treatment

A groundbreaking study has highlighted the critical need for greater genetic diversity in multiple sclerosis (MS) research. The findings underscore that current genetic datasets disproportionately represent individuals of European ancestry, potentially limiting the understanding and development of effective treatments for all affected populations. Key Highlights: Current MS genetic research suffers from a significant lack of…

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