Heathrow’s Third Runway: Long-Delayed Plans Finally Taking Flight?
Last month Rachel Reeves publicly announced the UK government’s support for constructing a third runway at Heathrow Airport, reigniting a longstanding debate in the
This Week in PMQs: Immigration Loopholes and a Trade War
Less than a month in, UK is already beginning to feel the economic effects of Trump’s presidency.
This Week in PMQs: Clean Energy, Trump’s Foreign Policy, Lockdown Breaches
As political tensions flare over energy policy, international diplomacy and past pandemic restrictions, opposition leaders ramp up pressure on the UK government.
This Week in PMQs: Employment Rights and EU-UK Relations
Kemi Badenoch challenged the Prime Minister over the new Employment Rights Bill, warning it would make it harder for businesses to recruit new employees.
Opinion: Criminalising Explicit Deepfakes – a Step Towards Combatting Online Misogyny
‘Deepfake’ is a term that the majority of the technological world is now familiar with. By definition, it is artificial intelligence that can
England’s ‘Devolution Revolution’: is it a Help or a Hindrance to Regional Communities?
Labour’s plans for English Devolution have received backlash from local authorities. England is one of the most centralised countries in the world and
This Week in PMQs: Decolonisation, Reforms and Resignations
From the Chaos Islands and NHS reform plans, to the resignation of a prominent ministerial staff member, this article is a rundown of the Prime Minister’s Questions from January 15th 2025.
The Impact of the Musk, Farage, and Trump Alliance on British Politics
Prominent figures such as Elon Musk have long sought to influence politics overseas. In the past, foreign influence has prevailed during election cycles through
Musk Joins the Debate: Starmer and Badenoch Clash on Grooming Gangs Inquiry at PMQs
UK Government facing immense pressure over their handling of Grooming Gangs inquiry.
Opinion: The Hidden Risk of Angela Rayner’s Council Merger Proposal
It is certain that in an age of growing apathy for politics, removing the public’s one reachable contact to government is surely counter-intuitive.