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

To be a Feminist in 2020. 11 Inspiring Women share for International Women's Day

In honour of International Women's Day, instead of reminiscing over our collective achievements so far as women, I felt it necessary to reflect on...

Adele Walton - 08/03/2020

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

Politics

Megxit: Can the couple survive without the "Royal" branding?

Meghan and Harry are stepping down as senior members of the Royal Family on March 31 2020, in favour of a private and financially...

Courtney Carr - 27/02/2020

General

Will British people work in British jobs?

For the government, it's a historic moment which marks the end of the free movement of people. From January the 1st 2021, a new...

Mike Omoniyi - 20/02/2020

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

General

Immigration: media bias and moral panic

By Jack Yates In Britain, it is undeniable that national newspapers hold tremendous power; they help to shape national opinion, and even influence elections. The...

Common Sense Contributors - 13/02/2020

Politics

BAFTAs 2020: Joaquin Phoenix and Glass Houses

"I think we send a very clear message to people of colour that you're not welcome here."Joaquin Phoenix, Bafta 2020's acceptance speech Representation, or...

Ilayda McIntosh - 05/02/2020

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