In conversation with Gina Miller: UELS x PolSoc
A collaboration of the Politics Society and Law Society at the University of Exeter saw renowned activist, Gina Miller, lead a rich conversation
Voting in the local elections: everything you need to know
In May, should things with coronavirus go to plan, the local elections will be taking place across the country, giving many people either
Welsh independence: was a dream, now a reality?
The notion of Welsh independence was a mere dream for most supporters, even just five years ago at the last Senedd elections in
A triumph for gender fluidity? Expanding the scope of those protected under the Equality Act 2010
The Equality Act 2010 provides a legal framework against discrimination, victimisation and harassment, but which individuals does it serve to protect? Whilst part
Is it time to resurrect ‘One Nation Labour’?
The first phase of Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership of the Labour party is nearing completion and many commentators are asking what lies ahead.
Reopening schools isn’t enough
Schools have been closed on and off since March last year, opening at some points before and after summer but mostly with some
Why do we feel so out of control? COVID-19 and lack of government transparency.
Our anxiety levels are soaring as a result of COVID-19. In April of 2020, 46% of the adult population reported high levels of
The cost of endless lockdowns: is it a price worth paying?
We are in the third national lockdown due to the new variant of coronavirus spreading rapidly throughout the UK, now deemed the ‘British
The case for tuition fees
At first glance, £9,250 per year seems like an extortionate amount of money to be charging students many of whom will have earned
Once again questioning if the poor should eat
Upset about how long it took to guarantee free school meals for students at home in the first place? Don’t worry, you can