perspectives

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...

As featured in Edition 41, available here. By FINLAY HEALY (3rd year - History and Politics - London, United Kingdom) We are in an...

By JAMIE SPRATT ‘We import two thirds of our cheese. That. Is. A. Disgrace.’ These are the words spoken by our new Prime Minister, Liz...

From the EDITORS The United Kingdom has changed rather a lot over the past years. Even in this past decade the nation has altered its...

By TOM ZUNDEL “There is no magic money tree”. Theresa May’s words were part-and-parcel of Conservative economics for much of the last 40...

By RAVI MAINI Boris Johnson gave his resignation speech shortly after midday on 7th July. So that’s it. It’s all over. After just under...

By DANIEL SILLETT Strikes in June will result in a significantly reduced rail service across the UK This week, the National Union of...

By SCOTT CRESSWELL The Conservatives are, and always have been, the party of the economy. Leaders such as Benjamin Disraeli and Margaret...