perspectives

By TOM LOWE On September 18 2014, the Scottish independence movement received a tremendous blow-- the results of the independence...

By DANIEL SILLETT If I may, I am going to begin with a culinary conundrum. It is, of course, the age-old debate of whether or not...

By KARA EVANS ‘Clutching only his most valuable possession, his British passport. His homeland was in political turmoil.’ In lacing her...

By DANIEL SILLETT Number 10 Downing Street is quickly becoming a revolving door. These are all the rage at the moment – virtually every...

By WILL KINGSTON-COX Back in July, I described the events that culminated in Boris Johnson’s resignation as “unprecedented,...

By DANIEL SILLETT They famously say that a week is a long time in politics, but good gracious they were wrong. A mere 24 hours is a long...

By JAZIR MOHAMMED Andrew Bailey and now former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng discuss economic measures with the IMF Managing Director Let’s...

By ENAYA NIHAL On Friday 14th of October, as we tuned into Liz Truss’s emergency press conference, the UK braced itself for a...

By WILL ALLEN On 23rd September the Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, presented a budget in all but name – a ‘mini’ budget that he insisted was...

As featured in Edition 41, available here. By Ravi Maini (2nd year - Politics and International Studies and French - Leicester, United...