Tag:Politics

Coronavirus

Morality, duty and information: how should the media report Coronavirus?

Coronavirus, officially known as COVID- 19, has gripped parts of the world in the last two weeks. The UK government has outlined emergency legislation...

Courtney Carr - 09/03/2020

Politics

Civil Service and the Government: a special relationship at a troubled time

Civil servants are essential to how the UK government system works - both locally and nationally. However, with a potential lawsuit on the cards,...

Courtney Carr - 03/03/2020

General

Trumps Impeachment will help him win the Presidency again.

Donald Trump’s impeachment is historic. We all watched the news coverage grow like wildfire ever since the House of Representatives decided to have an...

CheVaughn Starling - 18/02/2020

How It Works

Does exiting the EU affect our technological security?

Media coverage has noticeably reduced in the run-up to Brexit - here's a quick update on the latest dilemma faced by the current government...

Courtney Carr - 29/01/2020

General

How the identity politics commentary undermines calls for change.

By Adele Walton Last week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they will be stepping down from their positions as members of the...

Common Sense Contributors - 21/01/2020

Politics

How will the major parties manifesto’s affect black people?

December 12th 2019 there will be a general election to vote on who will run the country. The election is one that will shape...

Shaun Flores - 10/12/2019

Politics

What are Political Parties promising Millennials?

A short break-down of the main parties' key policies There is no denying that politics affects the lives of each and every person. The upcoming...

Courtney Carr - 07/12/2019

Politics

Should politicians disclose campaign financing?

As December 12th General Election draws near, attention is drawn to both the source and size of Boris Johnson’s campaign financing versus Jeremy Corbyn...

Richard Bolton - 03/12/2019

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