Alina McGregor analyses the recent removal of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol and the effectiveness of the act.
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Sofia Giles examines the role of female leadership in the approach to the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Isabel Murray discusses how recent movements have the potential to rewrite Britain’s imperial history.
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Corporations plea for relief: beyond the “bail”? In the wake of further aid for transport firms…
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Georgia Shepherd explores the role of the media in today’s society.
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Courtney Jones examines Joe Biden’s prospects of becoming the next president of USA in November.
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Coronavirus: Assessing the UK’s Public Health Response Adam Robertson Charlton examines the UK Government’s response to…
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Lucy Aylmer gives us a run-down of the history of gay rights in Northern Ireland after landmark same-sex marriage takes place in Belfast.
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Olly Haynes interviews author Peter Fleming on the problems of neoliberal capitalism and the need for…
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Jonathan Chern explores the narratives of remembrance and examines its significance on our sense of nationalism.
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Alina McGregor analyses the recent removal of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol and the effectiveness of the act.
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Sofia Giles examines the role of female leadership in the approach to the Covid-19 outbreak.
-
Isabel Murray discusses how recent movements have the potential to rewrite Britain’s imperial history.
-
Corporations plea for relief: beyond the “bail”? In the wake of further aid for transport firms…
-
Georgia Shepherd explores the role of the media in today’s society.
-
Courtney Jones examines Joe Biden’s prospects of becoming the next president of USA in November.
-
Coronavirus: Assessing the UK’s Public Health Response Adam Robertson Charlton examines the UK Government’s response to…
-
Lucy Aylmer gives us a run-down of the history of gay rights in Northern Ireland after landmark same-sex marriage takes place in Belfast.
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Olly Haynes interviews author Peter Fleming on the problems of neoliberal capitalism and the need for…
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Jonathan Chern explores the narratives of remembrance and examines its significance on our sense of nationalism.
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