Opinion: Reinstating the Death Penalty – Is it really that radical?
The monotonous tyranny of grey, dull, and plastic politics that has defined our current Prime Minister’s time in office has finally been punctuated
The University of Exeter’s academic politics journal, run by students.
The monotonous tyranny of grey, dull, and plastic politics that has defined our current Prime Minister’s time in office has finally been punctuated
TW: mention of sexual assault and racism At the end of last year, the Labour Party released a report led by Gordon Brown
Far-right has a meaning, I’m told, but whatever that meaning is, it is almost unique in being totally elusive to any description of
“I am human, politicians are human. We give all that we can for as long as we can. And then it’s time. And
As 2023’s first month ends and the time of the 2024 American Presidential election cycle approaches, there has been a somewhat justified amount
TW: content discusses suicide and abuse. Suicide is an extremely sensitive issue in all societies and all generations. Many of us will know
Britain has a long history of industrial action, as the working classes have been “withholding their labour as a means of bargaining for better
From the US midterms to Brazil’s presidential race, 2022 has witnessed many very closely fought elections. Whilst pollsters have frequently predicted giant waves
When Sir Keir Starmer unveiled his new plan to essentially move towards abolishing the House of Lords, it was only a matter of
Figuring out what policies a particular political party is leaning towards, or is going to pursue in the short-term but not long-term is