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What You Need to Know About Impeachment In the U.S.

Impeachment isn’t a word that was thrown around too often Pre-Trump era. Now, it seems that impeachment is the newest fad that is thrown...

CheVaughn Starling - 28/09/2019

Politics

Boris Johnson Is Morally Bankrupt

There was a time when playful rhetoric and the ability to entertain was an endearing quality only the best politicians possessed. A time when...

Mike Omoniyi - 26/09/2019

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Racism In Football Not Going Anywhere Until Governing Bodies Wake Up

In the midst of public uproar at racial abuse received by black footballers in recent weeks, Vincent Kompany has boldly come out pointing the...

Thomas Kingsley - 09/09/2019

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Slavery museums do not stop racism.

As Black history month approaches, many platforms have started conversations about racism and race relations. Talks of challenging racism through creating a British Slavery...

Shaun Flores - 04/09/2019

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Death By Debt and Tariffs – Are we poised for another Great Depression?

Recession indicators firing off left right and centre, with Trump escalating the tariffs against Xi in a personal grudge match with little regard for...

Richard Bolton - 02/09/2019

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BREXIT: The Ultimate Breakdown

The Queen accepted Boris Johnson’s request to suspend Parliament until the Queen’s Speech 14TH October from her summer retreat at Balmoral, Scotland, prompting a...

Richard Bolton - 02/09/2019

Politics

Will proroguing parliament really make a difference?

Boris Johnson will ask the Queen to suspend Parliament days after MP's return to work, proroguing it until a Queens Speech on October 14th...

Rachel Trafford - 29/08/2019

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A Wee bit of reparations by Glasgow University to the black community

Glasgow University has agreed to raise and spend £20m in reparations after historians discover they benefitted in millions of pounds from the slave trade. Glasgow...

Shaun Flores - 29/08/2019

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