The BLT

Give us the week’s offbeat news stories, and we’ll sum them up in an image, bringing them into the same universe.

A lot can change in 102 years and this BLT delves into some of the odder differences between those innocent days of 1921 and … now.

We all want to feel special. But this week’s news has us wondering if the lines separating humans from animals, and even machines, are increasingly blurring.  

From Peru to China to Australia, here are the offbeat news stories that made it into our latest BLT. 

As Bob Dylan said, ‘these times, they are a-changing’. This week, we’ve taken a look at the impacts of changes in the publishing climate and the planetary climate.

As Bob Dylan said, ‘these times, they are a-changing’. This week, we’ve taken a look at the impacts of changes in the publishing climate and the planetary climate.

From treasure to tragedy, art to the amoral, we’ve crammed a lot into this week’s BLT. It’s a sandwich Scooby Doo and Shaggy would be proud of. 

We are back with more fresh cuts and unlikely combinations that take us from pest control all the way to the potential resurrection of the dodo!

A puzzling week indeed. If our BLT left you bewildered or whet your appetite for more detail about the week's stories, this blog is for you. 

Your visual news sandwich is back. This week it includes the Public Order Bill, an increase in Satanism members and energy bills.

Get your wet suit on and join us as we take a dive through through the stories and easter eggs in this weeks BLT!

2023: Back to porridge, back to the commute, back to the gym (if you're so inclined), and back to the BLT. 

This week’s BLT reimagines the poster for Apocalypse Now, replacing Colonel Walter Kurtz with a crying dog. To find out how it all connects to the real world, read on.

The news this week has given us plenty to get our teeth into. From cat cameos to magnetic slime, all with unexpected links and crossovers.

Beginning with a moral dilemma, this week’s BLT touches on some ham-related scandals, the future of tattoos, and some of the lesser-known, more bizarre implications of our warming world.

Surprise surprise, animals featured heavily in this week’s BLT: from those caught up to no good to those that help maintain law and order.

Things got heated this week in more than one sense. Let’s unpack some of this week’s news stories and curiosities, plated up and delivered hot off the press in this week’s BLT.

There are a few things certain in this life. The classics include death and taxes, but if this week is anything to go by we can discoveries and consequences.

The BLT often includes animal content, and this episode is no exception, as we weave through the news stories that piqued our interest this week

This week’s episode takes us from old English woods to orbiting satellites as we tune in to the natural world’s response to climate change and create ways to reduce pollution and live more sustainably.

Of course, this week's BLT had to be themed around Glastonbury festival as it kicks off for the first time in 3 years.

Read on for more details about the festival and the other hot topics that made it into the BLT.

It’s been an exciting week for discoveries! Some have brought hope and sadly, some have reminded us of the impact we are having on this marvellous planet we call home. There have been a few losses this week, however.

Our national treasure, Sir David Attenborough has been knighted for the second time! We take a look at some positive climate updates in his honour.

It’s not every week that there is a Platinum Jubilee! We’ve chosen to focus this week’s BLT on Her Majesty, looking into some of the curiosities of the crown.

This week we tackle the virtual and the real, taking you below the sea and back to dry land.

Your weekly sandwich of visual news. This week it features other universes, Elon Music, mutant bacteria, pink pigeons and much much more.

The BLT combines our passion for visual thinking, the week’s news and our creative team to create a delicious visual treat for your feed every week!