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Swedish photographer Martina Holmberg has won first prize in the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2025 for her portrait Mel. Based in Stockholm, Holmberg is an internationally exhibited photographer and writer whose work focuses on people’s lived experiences. Mel is part of her ongoing project The Outside of the Inside , which documents people with facial and physical differences, celebrates diversity, and challenges discrimination. The portrait shows Mel, a burn survivo

by Michael Anyangbeso Artificial Intelligence is often portrayed as a threat to humanity, a theme prevalent in science fiction and critiques alike. But is our increasing reliance on AI truly dangerous? Could it lead to our extinction or just stifle our creativity? Artificial intelligence has woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives, whether we're looking for the best strategies to market a product or creating a colourful children's book without any background in design

The Sandford St Martin Awards are the UK’s most prestigious broadcast awards for radio, TV and online programmes that explore religious, spiritual or ethical themes. Established in 1978, they are the only awards in the UK that specifically seek out the best content that supports religious literacy across communities or promotes a better understanding of how people identify or define their place in the world. As part of Pearl Works’ series on ethical journalism, Julie Phan

by Sally Bashford-Squires My journey to Uganda began over a decade ago when I travelled as a teacher with a charity, invited to work alongside educators to develop active learning approaches. However, I quickly realised that in this rural area of Uganda, that before learning could take place, basic health needs such as clean water and food had to be met. I began fundraising within my community and managed to support the building of a water harvester and a school on a remote i