Guy Fraiser-Brown comments on where the Tories could go from here ahead of the next general election.
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Guy Fraiser-Brown comments on where the Tories could go from here ahead of the next general election.
Satire Editor Caspian Davies provides insight into the Manifesto’s of each of the major party’s running in the upcoming General Election.
Shagnick Bhattacharya explores the racism against MP Diane Abbott and what it signals for UK politics as a whole.
Features Editor Callum Martin speaks to Tessa Tucker, the Conservative candidate for Exeter.
Joelle Cutting explores the fallout over Rishi Sunak’s decision to scrap part of the HS2 link and what it means for relations between the North and South.
Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the Home secretary’s challenge to asylum laws and the threat this presents to LGBTQ+ people around the world.
Ewan Edwards and Joseph Vinton discuss the debate on Johnson’s legacy where parties in Number 10, Brexit, and the Pincher Scandal are all participants in weighing the balance.
With the I’m a Celebrity final complete, Harry Craig evaluates Matt Hancock appearance on the show.
Charlie Gershinson analyses the players that serve as the impetus for the first RCN national strike since it’s inception 106 years ago.
A prominent Exeter Conservative has publicly renounced his association with the Tories, claiming its “dog whistle” driven “damaging” cabinet and “incompetent” leadership are sending the country down a destructive pathway.
Guy Fraiser-Brown comments on where the Tories could go from here ahead of the next general election.
Satire Editor Caspian Davies provides insight into the Manifesto’s of each of the major party’s running in the upcoming General Election.
Shagnick Bhattacharya explores the racism against MP Diane Abbott and what it signals for UK politics as a whole.
Features Editor Callum Martin speaks to Tessa Tucker, the Conservative candidate for Exeter.
Joelle Cutting explores the fallout over Rishi Sunak’s decision to scrap part of the HS2 link and what it means for relations between the North and South.
Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the Home secretary’s challenge to asylum laws and the threat this presents to LGBTQ+ people around the world.
Ewan Edwards and Joseph Vinton discuss the debate on Johnson’s legacy where parties in Number 10, Brexit, and the Pincher Scandal are all participants in weighing the balance.
With the I’m a Celebrity final complete, Harry Craig evaluates Matt Hancock appearance on the show.
Charlie Gershinson analyses the players that serve as the impetus for the first RCN national strike since it’s inception 106 years ago.
A prominent Exeter Conservative has publicly renounced his association with the Tories, claiming its “dog whistle” driven “damaging” cabinet and “incompetent” leadership are sending the country down a destructive pathway.
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