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Brexit

Unite to Remain: The new ‘Big Three’ at Yalta?

Nick Powell analyses the remain alliance and looks to history for another example of an unlikely coalition.

Nov 21, 2019 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: liberal democrats, Green Party, Plaid Cymru, Brexit, Yalta, General Election 2019

How relevant is Guy Fawkes Night in our society today?

Olivia Garrett goes back in history to 1605 in order to analyse the events leading up to Guy Fawkes Night and discusses it’s relevance in our society today.

Nov 15, 2019 By Olivia Garrett Filed Under: National, Politics, Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Politics, parliament, fireworks, guy fawkes, Civil War, Brexit, gunpowder plot

Two-thirds of Brits in favour of “whatever is necessary” for their desired Brexit outcome

New research from the University of Exeter has revealed that two-thirds of people are in favour of MPs doing “whatever is necessary” to achieve their desired Brexit outcome, even if this means breaking constitutional conventions. The research surveyed 2,692 people in Britain, weighted to be demographically representative, between 5 and 9 September. Jason Reifler, Professor […]

Nov 11, 2019 By Bryn Seltzer Filed Under: News Tagged With: Brexit, Brexit research, Exeter Brexit, Jason Reifler, Thomas J. Scotto

Brexit, still.

Georgia Shepherd gives us a detailed run-down of the recent events in the Brexit debacle.

Oct 28, 2019 By Georgia Shepherd Filed Under: National, Politics, Features Tagged With: Britain, Politics, europe, national, european politics, Brexit, chaos

Prorogation Explained: What happens now?

Online News Editor Peter Syme reports on the recent prorogation saga and explores the Prime Minister’s Brexit options In times of increasing turbulence and uncertainty, the supreme court ruling that the government’s prorogation of parliament was unlawful has proliferated tensions as 31 October comes ever closer. Prime Minister Boris Johnson advised the Queen to suspend […]

Oct 15, 2019 By Pete Syme Filed Under: National, Politics, Features Tagged With: Politics, boris johnson, Brexit, UK Parliament

Thomas Cook Goes Bust

Shireen Zulparquear explores beloved travel company Thomas Cook’s soaring success and analyses what could have caused such a dramatic downward spiral.

Oct 11, 2019 By Shireen Zulparquear Filed Under: National, Features Tagged With: travel, Debt, economy, Brexit, Thomas Cook, administration

The Art of Lying Down

The Art of Lying Down Erica Barnes analyses the “art” behind a trending photo of Jacob Rees-Mogg lounging on a bench in Parliament Brexit is everywhere, like an ugly case of chickenpox. If it were a virus then Jacob Rees-Mogg is the anti-vax mother. Searching for relief is perfectly human – and comedy is perhaps […]

Oct 3, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts Features, Arts & Lit Tagged With: jacob rees-mogg, Brexit, parlament, anish kapoor, memes

“What do we want? Milkshakes!” – Carl Benjamin and Milo Yiannopolous come to Exeter Quay

Demonstrators clashed on Monday as far-right UKIP MEP candidate Carl Benjamin and former Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos came to lead a rally at Exeter Quay.  Addressing crowds of supporters and protestors, the two arrived as part of Benjamin’s electoral tour of the South-West. As has been the case across their campaign, the controversial figures challenged […]

Jun 3, 2019 By Harry Caton Filed Under: News Tagged With: protest, UKIP, Brexit, European elections 2019, Carl Benjamin, Milo Yiannipoulos

Exeter professor comments on post-Brexit chemical regulation in the UK

Exeter professor Michael Depledge has been one of several leading toxicology experts to speak out on the difficulty of setting up a hypothetical UK Chemicals Agency post-Brexit. Speaking at the first session of the UK Environmental Audit Committee’s inquiry into toxic chemicals in everyday-life, the scientists advised adherence to pre-existing EU chemical regulations since the […]

May 8, 2019 By Harry Caton Filed Under: News Tagged With: Brexit, chemicals, Professor Michael Depledge, chemical regulation

Gilets Jaunes Protests: What’s Happening?

Riots instigated by the so-called “Gilets Jaunes” (yellow vests) in Paris won’t have failed to attract considerable attention recently; they’ve almost consistently been in daily headlines for nearly three weeks. Images circulating on the internet and television show a Paris that hasn’t been seen for a while: smoke-filled crowds, disintegrated cars, the Champs Elysées practically […]

Jan 31, 2019 By Daina Auzins Filed Under: Features Tagged With: europe, Paris, Brexit, Macron, Champs Elysées, French media

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