Joshua Kelly

Nigel Farage (left) checks his watch during the first EU Summit in Brussels after the Brexit vote. Boris Johnson (right) leave his home in London. June 28, 2016.

Nigel and Boris: The blokes who made this Brexit happen

There are some names we'll hear a lot about over the coming months and years. Two men who arguably had the biggest impact in pulling off Brexit are Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage. Who are they?

Nigel and Boris: The blokes who made this Brexit happen
Leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage holds his passport as he speaks at pro Brexit event in London, Britain June 3, 2016.

People in Northern Ireland are applying for Irish passports to keep their EU rights

People in Northern Ireland are applying for Irish passports to keep their EU rights
The UK will decide tomorrow whether to remain within the EU or to leave.

What will happen on the Irish border if Britain votes to leave the EU?

What will happen on the Irish border if Britain votes to leave the EU?
The London Pollinator Project has fitted hundreds of bees with tiny "license plates"

Did you catch that bee’s license number? Unusual research project begins in London.

Did you catch that bee’s license number? Unusual research project begins in London.
Iraqi soldiers help civilians, who fled from Fallujah because of Islamic State violence, during a dust storm on the outskirts of the town. Iraq, June 18, 2016.

'From one hell to another': Humanitarian disaster looms as thousands escape Fallujah

'From one hell to another': Humanitarian disaster looms as thousands escape Fallujah
Women wearing Mickey Mouse ears watch the opening ceremony at Shanghai Disney Resort in Shanghai, China, June 16, 2016.

Disneyland has arrived in China and the government is ‘calling the shots’

It's more than fun and games. President Barack Obama said the park “captures the promise” of the bilateral relationship between the US and China.

Disneyland has arrived in China and the government is ‘calling the shots’
A Brexit supporter holds a Union Flag at a ‘Vote Leave’ rally in London

‘Should I stay or should I go now?’ Brits mull the fate of their European experiment

The people of Britain vote next week on whether to remain in the European Union or leave. But who exactly can vote?

‘Should I stay or should I go now?’ Brits mull the fate of their European experiment
A group of British children wearing their school uniforms greet the Queen at a ceremonial opening near London

British schools may make their uniforms gender neutral

In the UK, it's the norm for school children to wear uniforms. In most schools, that means girls in skirts and boys in pants. If you don't fit into one of these traditional gender categories... too bad. But things may be starting to change.

British schools may make their uniforms gender neutral
Gianfranco Rosi's 'Fire at Sea' won the highest honor at this year's Berlin Film Festival

Award-winning documentary shows the contrasting worlds of refugees, locals on an Italian island

More than 150,000 people arrived by boat on the Italian coast last year — many of them landing on the tiny Mediterranean island of Lampedusa. The Italian filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi has been documenting the lives of the local people on the island, as they watch what is unfolding around them.

Award-winning documentary shows the contrasting worlds of refugees, locals on an Italian island
A group of Mbuti Pygmies listen to playback of their own music in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1952. The recording was made by ethnomusicologist Hugh Tracey.

DJs worldwide give new life to an archive of 35,000 African songs

A massive archive of African songs has been opened up to musicians, the first of its kind. The library was created by legendary ethnomusicologist Hugh Tracey over the course of 50 years from the 1920s to 70s. Access to its 35,000 recordings has now been given to a UK project called Beating Heart, which will raise money for the communities where the music was originally recorded.

DJs worldwide give new life to an archive of 35,000 African songs
Hermione Granger, played by Noma Dumezweni in the new play Harry Potter And The Cursed Child.

Casting of a black actress in new Harry Potter play causes controversy among 'idiots'

A new Harry Potter play opens in London tonight. The production has broken records by selling 175,000 tickets in 24 hours, but it has also prompted a discussion about racism in the UK.

Casting of a black actress in new Harry Potter play causes controversy among 'idiots'
'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' by Roald Dahl, featuring illustrations from Quentin Blake

Roald Dahl’s ‘gobblefunk’ words get their own dictionary

Thousands of words used or created by Roald Dahl are being brought together in a new dictionary — as part of celebrations to mark the centenary of the writer's birth.

Roald Dahl’s ‘gobblefunk’ words get their own dictionary
Former Chad President Hissene Habre makes declarations to media as he leaves a court in Dakar, 2005.

Chad's former dictator is convicted of crimes against humanity in landmark trial

Hissène Habré, the former ruler of Chad, has been convicted of crimes against humanity. The verdict is the culmination of 25 years of effort from victims of the dictator's regime to bring him to justice.

Chad's former dictator is convicted of crimes against humanity in landmark trial
Refugees carry their belongings in front of riot policemen during a police operation at a refugee camp at the border between Greece and Macedonia, near the village of Idomeni, Greece, 24 May 2016.

Greek police are moving thousands of refugees out of the Idomeni camp

Authorities in Greece want to move migrants from the Idomeni camp to better facilities elsewhere in the country. They've sent hundreds of police to support the gradual evacuation of the site.

Greek police are moving thousands of refugees out of the Idomeni camp
German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) chats with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan during the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, May 23, 2016.

International leaders are meeting in Istanbul for the first World Humanitarian Summit

The world's first humanitarian summit is being held in Istanbul in an attempt to tackle what the United Nations describes as the worst humanitarian crisis since World War II — it says 125 million people around the world are currently in need of some form of humanitarian aid.

International leaders are meeting in Istanbul for the first World Humanitarian Summit