Politics

General

Taking the hard road: Boris and Brexit trade

As Boris Johnson works to shape a post-Brexit Britain, we ask, what could our new trade deal look like? Post-Brexit talks have commenced and UK...

Courtney Carr - 05/02/2020

Politics

A Kind of People: can we explore race and relationships on stage? (3.5/5 stars)

A Kind of People is a remarkably composed piece of theatre, providing a relevant commentary on the affairs of race and class in multicultural...

Ilayda McIntosh - 30/01/2020

Politics

Are elite UK universities failing BAME students?

By Olivia Bridge When many of us think of the portmanteau ‘Oxbridge’, it often evokes images of upper-class white elitists, and rarely an ethnically diverse,...

Common Sense Contributors - 29/01/2020

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

Politics

Prince Andrew goes back on promise to aid Epstein investigations

If the Prince has nothing to hide, why is he failing to cooperate? Prince Andrew recently stepped down from royal engagements following the scandal...

Courtney Carr - 28/01/2020

Politics

Trump’s impeachment trial: politics and people

A quick look at what led up to President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, and the effects it could have on people and politics, no...

Courtney Carr - 22/01/2020

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

Tackling period poverty

The roll-out of new state measures, aimed at protecting girl’s education and supporting healthy lifestyles From Monday 20 January 2020, all schools and colleges will...

Courtney Carr - 20/01/2020

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