Chris Applegate
Chris Applegate is an editorial developer for BuzzFeed and is based in London.
Contact this reporter at chris.applegate@buzzfeed.com
Enter Your Postcode To Find Christmas Volunteering Near You
Enter your postcode to search for ways to help people nearby.
Laura Silver
• One year ago
Can You Date Ross From "Friends" Without Dumping Him?
Many have tried, but can you succeed?
Cassie Smyth
• One year ago
This Huge New Study Reveals What The British Public Really Want From Brexit
Exclusive: This groundbreaking study reveals that many Remainers want the UK to have full control of immigration and are less enthusiastic about single market membership.
James Ball
• One year ago
How Far Are You From These Amazing Spots To Watch The Eclipse?
Stunning views, golfing, citizen science, and “blackout beer” — these cities are preparing for the biggest tourism event of the year, if not the century.
Zahra Hirji
• One year ago
This Is How Much Plastic Humans Have Made – And How Much We've Thrown Out
A new study reveals that humans have produced over 8,300 million tonnes of plastic since 1950, and thrown out over 6,300 million tonnes.
Kelly Oakes
• One year ago
Can You Correctly Order These "Game Of Thrones" Season 6 Deaths?
It's A LOT.
Chris Applegate
• One year ago
Working Families Are Getting Worse Off Under Theresa May
When she entered office a year ago, Theresa May pledged to help those "just about managing" – but new research shows these families are getting further away from having enough money for a normal life.
James Ball
• One year ago
How Many Rihanna Songs Can You Name In One Minute?
Just get ready for work, work, work.
Chris Applegate
• One year ago
Nigel Farage In... "Article 50: An Adventure Into The Unknown!"
All the excitement of Brexit, but in comic form.
Tim Lane
• One year ago
These Are The Most Affordable Places To Live Based On Your Actual Earnings
Enter your postcode to compare the average income in your area with rent and house prices.
Louise Ridley
• One year ago
8 Charts That Show The Difference Between The UK's Housing Market And Europe's
This puts things into perspective.
Alberto Nardelli
• One year ago
Enter Your Postcode And We Will Tell You What Expensive Thing You Can Buy Instead Of A House In Your Area
Why save for a deposit when you could save for a hovercraft?
Hannah Jewell
• One year ago
More Than 120 MPs Voted Against Their Constituencies On Brexit
An analysis of constituency data shows that 120 MPs from Remain seats voted for Article 50, while nine in Leave seats voted against it.
Marie Le Conte
• One year ago
More Anti-Semitic Hate Incidents Were Reported In 2016 Than In Any Other Year Since Records Began
"For various reasons, some people clearly feel more confident to express their anti-Semitism publicly than they did in the past."
Matthew Champion
• One year ago
Here's What That Incredibly Viral Donald Trump Petition Says About British Opposition To Trump
More than a million people have signed the petition, but where do they come from and who are they?
Jim Waterson
• One year ago
Type Your Postcode In Here To Find Charities Near You That Need Volunteers
Enter your postcode to see how you can help people and groups in need, whether you’ve got a little bit of time or loads.
Laura Silver
• One year ago
These London Roads Have Breached An Annual Air Pollution Limit – And It's Only January
Less than a month into 2017, three London roads have already breached one annual air pollution limit.
Kelly Oakes
• One year ago
People Across 22 Countries Think The World Is Getting Worse: Data Shows
Fifty-seven per cent of people think their country is in decline, 48% think young people will have worse lives than their generation, and 69% think the system is rigged against them.
James Ball
• One year ago
These 8 Men Own As Much Wealth As Half The World
The world's eight richest men are worth $426 billion. The world's poorest 3.7 billion people together own $409 billion – $17 billion less.
James Ball
• One year ago
3 Million Brexit Tweets Reveal Leave Voters Talked About Immigration More Than Anything Else
Groundbreaking analysis shows immigration, not sovereignty or the NHS, dominated the conversation – and making British judges responsible for British law was a key theme for Leave supporters.
James Ball
• 2 years ago