perspectives

There are really only two things former Prime Ministers agree on. One, just how awful Prime Minister’s Questions really is. And secondly,...

By Jack Keen Prime Minister Keir Starmer answers questions about the foreign aid budget cut. Photograph: Leon Neal/Reuters On the 25th of...

By Cianan Sheekey Amesbury leaves Chester Crown Court following his sentencing, to ten weeks in prison suspended for two year s....

By Ilinca Mates For International Women’s Day, there is one novel that I want to bring into the limelight. Jacqueline Harpman’s I Who...

By Meghana Pappu Al-Sharaa with Hadja Lahbib, the European Commissioner for Equality On March 7th, 2025, a Financial Times article made...

By Panagiotis Klotsas Protests erupted in Greece on the second anniversary of the Tempe Rail Disaster that left 57 people dead....

By Reuben Gilhooley Mark Carney swept the Liberal Party leadership election with 83% of the vote despite never previously holding elected...

By Coby Saxby The past weeks have seen a shift in geopolitics seldom seen outside a violent revolution or coup d’etat. The US, following...

By Reuben Gilhooley The writing is on the Berlin wall for Olaf Scholz: despite a  record-breaking turnout of 82.5% , the highest since...

By Cianan Sheekey A frail McConnell looks on during a press conference in 2024. Photograph: Piroschka Van De Wouw/Reuters It is highly...