This Week in PMQs: Cabinet Reshuffle, Christmas No. 1 and Electoral Reform.
TRANSPORT SECRETARY RESIGNATION Kemi Badenoch, the Leader of the Opposition, quizzed the PM over the resignation of the former transport secretary Louise Haigh.
Safe and Sound: Students Lead Music Event for Humanitarian Aid in Palestine and Lebanon
In response to the humanitarian crises in Palestine and Lebanon, Exeter students organised Safe and Sound, a music event dedicated to raising funds and
Opinion: Breaking Down Birth Control: What Works, What Hurts, and What Needs to Change
Over 150 million women worldwide use hormonal contraception as their preferred method of birth control. Along with preventing pregnancy, hormonal birth control can
Protests Seize Georgia
Extensive protests have erupted in the South Caucasus nation of Georgia in recent days following a controversial government decision to delay the country’s
Opinion: From Liberation to Limitation – The Stark Change for Afghan Women Post-2021
The focus now shifts from how this situation has occurred, to how can it be revised, and what the future for Afghanistan will look like without half the population.
Opinion: Government’s Plan for Reforming Sex Education: Why we Should be Worried for the Future Generation.
Recent government guidance has banned schools in England from teaching sex education to children under nine years old. According to the Education Hub,
Sir Chris Wormald: New Cabinet Secretary or Covid Conman?
Kier Starmer has appointed Sir Chris Wormald as the new Cabinet Secretary, succeeding Simon Case. Previously the Permanent Secretary of the Department for
Hunter Biden’s Pardon Raises Serious Concerns About Executive Overreach
President Joe Biden has issued a full and unconditional pardon for his son Hunter Biden. Hunter Biden was found guilty in June 2024
THIS WEEK IN PMQS: Job Losses, Hospice Care and Antisocial Behaviour.
ECONOMY This week questions were asked of the government about the closure of the Vauxhall plant in Luton. Kemi Badenoch, the Leader of
Economic Policies and Global Debt in Election Years
Election years bring out the big guns, and politicians and governments unveil big economic policies to secure votes. While these policies may be