Jessica Bateman

VICE World News spoke to two Albanian nationals about the prison-like conditions and violence they experienced in the Manston processing centre, before they were deported with no legal help.

Online abuse by the far-right is considered such a threat to democracy that Germany has created specialist services to support victims.

Reiner Fuellmich, a German lawyer specialising in corporate fraud, has vowed to put world leaders and leading scientists in the dock for supposedly engineering a fake pandemic. He’s become the great hope of the global coronavirus conspiracy scene.

It's run by Carl Trump, who claims to be distantly related to the former US President.

Albanians are moving into the UK cannabis cultivation business in a big way. One grow house manager tells his story

The Plaza Girls describe themselves as "anti-fascist and anti-patriarchy."

The fear of hate crime puts many Muslims on constant alert.

Sixteen-year-old Rose Blanchard is one of the first students in the UK to receive official training to challenge stereotypes among her peers. She tells us why it's important for all teens to stand up to prejudice.

"Sentience just opens everyone up to suffering, whether they're human or animal."

What can The Dreamboys tell us about female desire and British attitudes around sex in the 21st century?

For many modern couples, contrasting spiritual beliefs don't have to signal the end of a relationship.

Coming out to your parents is never easy, but more and more LGBTQ young people are sharing their experiences on YouTube to "show our identities are valid."