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EU, USA, or Further Afield? Where Does the UK Go Now for Trade and Economic Relations?
By Tristan Donaldson The Labour government has been handed control of the UK in a transitional time for world politics. The US just...
Irish Snap Election: Ruling Parties Look Set to Stay
By Tristan Donaldson With the two biggest parties in the Irish coalition– Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil– looking strong in the polls; the...
The Spiritual and Moral Repugnancy of Assisted-Dying
By Ethan Harvey A subject that has long been taboo in Britain, euthanasia, has re-emerged at the forefront of political discussion; a...
The Dignity of Choice: A Defence of the Assisted Dying Bill
By Coby Saxby The UK Parliament has introduced a bill debating a proposal to grant the terminally ill a right to choose whether to end...
Kemi Badenoch Takes the Helm: A New Era for the Conservative Party
"Kemi Badenoch succeeds Rishi Sunak who joins the pantheon of Tory grandees"
Keeping it civil: The search for a new Cabinet Secretary
As Starmer re-re-boots his Downing Street operation, one of the most significant transfers of power is set to take place. One that for...
A New Budget: What Does It Mean for Students?
By Lily Hatch On Wednesday the 30th of October 2024, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, presented her new budget to parliament....
Morgan McSweeney: Starmer's New Chief of Staff
By Joakim Mol Romero Following the resignation of Starmer’s Chief of Staff, Sue Gray, which placed her in the Liz Truss Pantheon of Long...
Farage’s False Claims: How Misinformation Fuelled Riots After Southport Tragedy
By Stephen Dowse On July 29, Southport experienced a tragedy like no other. A stabbing attack at a children's dance class resulted in the...
Rising Tuition Fees: Starmer Stabs Students in the Back
By Kara Evans Since the early end of summer, universities crippled with the financial implications of frozen tuition fees have been...
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