Formula 1: #WeRaceAsOne, conditions may apply
2020 saw a great deal of things happen: wildfires, a pandemic, Trump losing the election. Another thing that happened was a whole host
The lessons we can learn from the happiest place on Earth
On a scale of one to ten, how happy do you consider your current life to be? It’s a difficult and subjective question
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
Why anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism must be understood as separate issues
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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
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The victimisation of celebrities and freedom of speech
The Mandalorian is a show focused on intergalactic conflicts and a father-son style dynamic to rival any others. It comes as a surprise,
Introducing Exeter Must Act (EMA)
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Cancel culture and separating art from the artist
One of the biggest perils of living in 2021, besides coronavirus, is finding out regularly that your favourite artists or actors are awful
The history behind Uyghur persecution in China
The Xinjiang province, home to the Muslim minority Uyghurs, lies just under three-thousand kilometres from Beijing. Cultural differences between Uyghurs and the Han