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Deal or Dilemma: Looking at the Brexit Deal

by Megan Ballantyne

“against the hopes of Brexiteers, the UK will inevitably continue to be defined by its relationship with the EU for many years to come”

A Watershed Moment?

by Isabel Murray

Isabel Murray discusses how recent movements have the potential to rewrite Britain’s imperial history.

Coronavirus: Assessing the UK’s Public Health Response

by Adam Robertson Charlton

Coronavirus: Assessing the UK’s Public Health Response Adam Robertson Charlton examines the UK Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and assesses rationale behind it. As I sit down to write this, the world is at the start of the greatest crisis since the Second World War, the biggest biological disaster since the Spanish flu. That […]

Is There Still a Place for the Monarchy in Modern Britain?

by Nick Powell

Nick Powell delves into the recent problems faced by the Royal Family and questions whether there could be doubts over the future of the institution in the United Kingdom.

Staying Power: An Interview with Baroness Floella Benjamin

by Bryan Knight

Online Features Editor Bryan Knight Interviews Baroness Floella Benjamin on Race, ‘Playschool’, and her extraordinary career as a public figure.

Brexit, still.

by Georgia Shepherd

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

Private Schools: the Labour Party on Elitist Britain

by Paige Insalaco

Paige Insalaco explores the Labour party’s controversial suggestion to abolish independent schools in Britain and discusses what the potential consequences of this move would be.

Ignoring Sudan: How Western guilt about the Arab Spring is being taken out on the Sudanese people

by Adam Robertson Charlton

Adam Robertson Charlton analyses the social and political turmoil in Sudan, and explores the failures of Western foreign policy in Africa.

Macpherson Report: What We Are Yet to Learn

by Bryan Knight

Bryan Knight reports on the 20th anniversary of the Macpherson Report that labelled the Met ‘Institutional Racism’ This past weekend marked the 20th anniversary of Sir William Macpherson’s report into police handling of the Stephen Lawrence Case. The report famously labelled London’s Metropolitan Police as ‘institutionally racist’ and set out numerous recommendations. One must reflect on […]

Album Review: Ward Thomas – Restless Minds

by Bryony Gooch

It goes without saying that England’s country music scene is only really just finding its feet, with the genre having primarily been relegated to Nashville despite having a degree of popularity in the UK. Considering this, Ward Thomas’ claim that they are Britain’s biggest country stars might not be untrue. Their previous two albums peaked […]

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