The UK government helped form SARS
The UK needs to be careful who it is funding. It has recently come to light that the UK was partially responsible for
Should poor children be allowed to eat?
Marcus Rashford is, in the eyes of many, a hero. How long could you last without food? Presumably not a whole summer, and
UK toughening of Immigration laws post-Brexit
The Extradition Bill, which means that criminals from the European Union will not be allowed to enter the UK after Brexit, is due
Renationalising the railways: is it the only way?
To make a long answer overwhelmingly short, no. Renationalising the railways is not the only way to improve them, but it may be
Can the new Scottish tory leader save the union?
Scotland’s place in the United Kingdom has long been debated, with nationalist ideology becoming increasingly popular in recent years. 2014’s independence referendum for Scotland has had
The Russian approach
The world as we know it is falling apart. Covid-19 is ripping through countries like a post-Chinese fart at a funeral. Times like
Understanding the UK governments response to the COVID-19 outbreak
Citizens of the UK have watched on as their European neighbours have taken seemingly drastic measures to halt the spread of COVID-19, with
Should we allow 16 years olds to vote?
The argument for lowering the voting age to 16 in the UK has been strengthened in recent years by the high youth turnout
If Irish unity becomes a serious prospect, all politicians must start planning
Sinn Fein evidenced in the February Irish elections that two-party systems can be successfully contested and distorted. Large parts of the Republic of
1917: A glamorisation of war?
I first saw 1917 advertised on the side of a bus with the words ‘you must see this film’ emblazoned across an image