Jamie Clifton
Editor-in-Chief
Jamie Clifton is Editor-in-Chief of VICE UK.
Sell Ecstasy, Cocaine and Speed in Pharmacies, Government Urged
The drug reform group Transform wants to "nationalise" stimulants.
How Catching Coronavirus Affects Your Popularity as a World Leader
Boris Johnson, Jair Bolsonaro and now Trump. What does COVID-19 do to your approval ratings?
Subway's 'Bread' Is Not Actually Bread, Rules Irish Court
Under Irish tax law, the product used to encase the chain's sandwich fillings contains too much sugar to legally be defined as bread.
'Venus Is a Russian Planet,' Says Russia
Following a study that suggested there is potentially life in Venus' clouds, the head of Russia's space agency laid claim to Earth's "sister planet".
Record Flooding Kills at Least 200 in Africa's Sahel Region
Unprecedented rainfall has displaced hundreds of thousands, and led experts to warn of potential food shortages.
Extinction Rebellion's Two-Week London Shutdown, in Photos
The climate group is demanding urgent action from the British government.
Extinction Rebellion Protesters Stripped Naked to Protest Fast Fashion
A number of XR activists made it inside a branch of H&M in central London, before gluing their hands to the windows.
A Sicilian Mafia Boss Bit a Prison Guard's Finger Off
A prosecutor "concluded that the finger had been eaten", according to Italian media.
Queen's Guards Jailed After Partying and Testing Positive for Cocaine
Thirteen Royal Guards have been sentenced to a spell in military jail after post-football drinks escalated and they mixed with civilians without social distancing.
Birmingham Stabbing Spree Suspect Arrested After 90-Minute Attack
Police in Birmingham, England have been criticised by politicians after a man attacked a number of people in the city centre, killing one and injuring seven.
EU Hopes for First Batch of Potential Coronavirus Vaccine By End of 2020
The manufacturer is trialling the drug on 50,000 people worldwide, and says it could have enough data to submit the potential vaccine to regulators by October.
'They Feel Untouchable' – Undercover Reporter Reveals Regular Police Violence
The French writer Valentin Gendrot spent almost six months working at a Paris police station, where he witnessed racism and almost daily assaults.