perspectives

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...

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...

By Kara Evans Since the early end of summer, universities crippled with the financial implications of frozen tuition fees have been...

By Evan Verpoest Looking at the news, you would be forgiven for thinking we are back in 2009. Number 10 psychodrama, negative briefing,...

By Alice Richardson 12 weeks ago, we entered a new government with a glimpse of hope that an era of scandal, uncertainty, and controversy...

By Isa Seedat A landslide is the only appropriate way to describe Labour‘s victory in the 2024 UK General Election. Having won 412 seats...

By Ethan Harvey The Tories have got what they deserve – a humiliating defeat after 14 years of managed decline and continued consensus...

By Jamie Mutch Labour has been returned to government in a historic win with an astonishing 172-seat majority in Parliament.  The party's...

By Kate O'Mahony Many of us educated in the comprehensive sector have tales of the sorry state of our schools. One that always resonates...

By Danny Varley All estimations for the upcoming July General Election point to a victory, and a seismic one at that, for Keir Starmer’s...