Starmer now saying the right things, but will rhetoric become reality?
The Labour conference, held last week in Liverpool, fell at a pivotal point for the Labour government. Drawing closer to...
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War in Ukraine: Why peace seems so distant
Last night another deadly Russian drone and missile attack took place in Lviv and Zaporizhzhia, killing five people and leaving...
No to Digital IDs: Starmer resuscitates dead Digital ID debate using immigration scapegoat
In late September, the Labour government announced their Digital ID proposal. This scheme revived 20 year long debates, from when...
A digital-first age is coming: it is time for the UK to embrace Digital ID
Twenty years ago, a debate was raging in Britain around ID cards. Civil liberties activists, concerned about government encroachment on...
The rise of the AFD: The German elections and the possibilities to counter the far-right
Germany’s recent election highlights a number of worrying trends in European politics. But is it all doom & gloom? When...
An afternoon with the Leeds and Humber Young Greens
The re-launch of the Leeds and Humber branch of the Young Green party took place in a basement seminar room...
Education in Recovery: The Hidden Costs of Pandemic Learning
It does not take 5 years of hindsight to know that the COVID-19 pandemic forced an unprecidented shift in education....
Recession Pop: The Sound of Economic Turmoil
Several months ago Lady Gaga’s seventh studio album Mayhem was announced, provoking pandemonium amongst the long-dormant community of ‘Little Monsters’...
Who Owns Creativity? The Policy Shift that Could Reshape AI and the Arts
If you walked past a newsstand on 25th February, the eye-catching view of all the same turquoise front pages with...
Love Is Blind… Or Is It Now Political? How Gender Ideological Polarisation Is Sabotaging Your Favourite Reality Show
Love Is Blind is a Netflix reality series where singles blind date, only hearing each other, with the goal of...