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
The politics of social media
In January 2021, marking the start of a new year for American politics, President Trump’s supporters stormed the United States Capitol building while
The Uyghurs – Forced organ harvesting
Approximately 60,000-100,000 organ transplants take place in China every year, six to ten times that which the Chinese Communist Party admit to. But
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
The Trump saga doesn’t end with 2020
As 2020 draws to a close and Biden’s inauguration approaches, it is easy to assume that the days of being bombarded by stories
The biggest strike in history: Indian farmers in revolt
250 million unionised workers in India went on strike last week to protest a package of sweeping neoliberal reforms brought in by conservative
The Murder of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh
On Friday, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, “the architect of Tehran’s nuclear strategy” was assassinated, creating a hazardous increase in tensions in the Middle East. The
The new police security bill: is France’s freedom of speech threatened?
Protests have erupted in the French capital against a bill that could make it illegal for the public to take videos or photos
Who was Clement Attlee?
The best Prime Minister we’ve had since World War II, or perhaps the “indecisive and uninspiring”? The passage of time has only made
Why capital punishment needs to be abolished
At present, capital punishment, the execution of a person as punishment for a crime, is legal in 28 US states. However, the use