Phone Repair Guru What would you do if your smartphone was damaged or stopped working? Take it to a repair shop or perhaps upgrade to a new one? Not Suhaib. Unable to afford the repair cost he ordered a replacement screen, watched an online tutorial and f

Rhea Cambridge is a "side hustler". By day she helps people with social housing, but by night she is on the decks playing afrobeats, house and funk. For millennials side hustles are big business. One in four workers in the UK has at least one business on

N Nessa Corkery was always aware of her dyslexia, which was diagnosed during her first few years of school. Eventually she studied nursing and wanted to work in a hospital environment. “I have always been a very confident person and hate to let people thi

In Italy coffee is synonymous with espresso, downed quickly and without ceremony. But a new breed of American-style coffee shops is drawing in younger Italians. "We like it here because we can study and be connected online. We both prefer American-style c

Italians are heading to the polls on Sunday to decide whether or not to change the constitution. The current system was adopted in 1948 in an attempt to avoid a return to fascism. The constitution has long been the cornerstone of Italian democracy, but it

Photo by Marco La Motta e Giulia Signorotto The future of raving isn't raving. Dance music is finding a new voice inside intimate venues, and via doze-offs not dance-offs. Mauro Galluzzo heads to Italy's RoBOt festival to find out why. Bologna, the capita

Luca Vullo, the director of INFLUX. Photo: Mauro Galluzo I meet Vullo outside E Pellicci - an Italian cafe on Bethnal Green Road, east London. Luca is 37 and has only been in London for three years - enough time or thereabouts to get to know the city. I m

A potential client recently asked me for some writing samples. “No problem,” I thought, and went to my website to gather some links. But when I clicked — horrors — several of my choicest samples opened to a “404-page not found” message. Fortunately, in an

Channel 4 News uncovers a network of underground bloggers and activists operating across Europe, who are helping thousands of Syrian refugees desperate for asylum. The European Commission is due on Wednesday to unveil its EU migration agenda in the wake o

The boat, carrying about 550 migrants in total, flipped 24 hours after leaving the Libyan coast, according to some of the 150 survivors who were rescued. The survivors were mostly sub-Saharan Africans. Officials say there has been a marked rise in the num

As Italy declares a state of emergency following the Lampedusa disaster, Channel 4 News asks if social attitudes towards immigration are changing. Italy's navy on Tuesday rescued about 370 migrants in the waters between Sicily and Libya as the government

With the MP who racially abused Italy's first black cabinet minister promising he will send her flowers to apologise, Channel 4 News looks at the wider issues surrounding racism in Italy. Senior Northern League figure Roberto Calderoli (pictured bottom),