Opinion: Wales’s anti-racist plan is anything but
One would hope that racial segregation and racial discrimination are things of the past. Yet, following their ‘Racial Equality Action Plan’, it would
Covid-19: What will the months ahead bring for Europe?
Unsurprisingly, the world has now been told that there is another potentially dangerous new “variant of concern” which has been called Omicron by
‘Shadowing’ – A caricature
This week, regular contributor Will Grosse produced a caricature representing Labour’s recent reshuffle. The Tories trying to paint the Shadow Cabinet reshuffle as
The shadow cabinet reshuffle: personalities not policies
Featured Image: ‘Rt Hon David Lammy MP speaking at the launch of his report Taking Its Toll‘ by Policy Exchange on Flickr is
Opinion: Nick Fletcher – Why his claims would be funny if they weren’t so harmful
Disclaimer: For the clarity of this article, I refer to men and women according to biological sex given at birth, but acknowledge this
Deconstructing notions of male bias in Abortion laws
TW: Abortion, and mentions of suicide and sexual assault. “Here is the case of a perfectly healthy baby being sacrificed for the mother’s
Opinion: The ‘Red Wall’ — the daftest phrase in politics
Featured Image: ‘The Red Brick Wall‘ by José Mamona on Flickr is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (link to license deed). Link to
Why the Owen Paterson scandal is an attack on our democracy
The actions of Owen Paterson have been endlessly analysed in the media over the past couple of weeks, but the real scandal is
Sleaze- the end of the Conservative’s rule?
To many people, politics and corruption are synonymous: two sides of the same coin. The UK is no stranger to this perception, with
In the fight against climate change, where does the UK currently stand?
Last week, I criticised the inaction of states to combat the climate crisis, prompting a need for closer analysis of where the UK