Opinion: The challenge ahead for Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer is not the great orator Neil Kinnock once was. The recent Labour Conference was the first chance Starmer had at directly
Opinion: The Tax on the Youth Is Self-Inflicted
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Opinion: My University Experience During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Photo by NEC Corporation of America with Creative Commons license. We are all too familiar with the impact of COVID-19 on our lives, and as
Opinion: Speaking of Sarah Everard
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Nationalism or recovery: here’s what you need to know about the upcoming Scottish election
As the 6th of May approaches, Scottish political parties are gearing up for one of the most important elections in recent years: the current
The problem with ‘First-Past-the-Post’
The voting system for the Mayor of London is set to change to first past the post from 2024, matching what is currently
Opinion: #NotAllMen are taught what consent is, and that is where the problem lies
Trigger Warning: assault, sexual assault, violence against women, rape Disclaimer: When discussing ‘women’, the author includes all people who identify as female. This
Preventing the death of the union
The United Kingdom as we know it, is currently on life support due to the malignant nationalist movements infecting it. If the Scottish
Liberal Democrats phone home
Traditionally the Conservative party heartlands have been the‘Toryshires’ of the South East, the Labour party has its ‘red wall’ from Merseyside to West
The Genocide Amendment: a real opportunity for the UK to stand up to genocide
On 23 February, the House of Lords backed Lord Alton’s Genocide Amendment to the UK Trade Bill in an effort to prevent the