Inadequate Emergency Response with Students
Emergency services. Our saviours, heroes, idols. But what if you’re a student? Students are crazy, raucous and out of control,...
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There is an Alternative to Austerity
After a tumultuous couple of months in British politics, the Chancellor announced the government’s plans to deal with the country’s...
Are Keir Starmer’s Plans For Radical Constitutional Reforms Too Ambitious?
On Monday 5th December, Labour announced a 40-point plan on overhauling the British Constitution, one that promised to sweep away...
I’m Joining the University Strike Action, And Here’s Why You Should Too
During my time at the University of Leeds, stretching back from first year all the way until now, I've been...
Musk’s Twitter-The New Free Speech Haven or Doomed to Fail?
It’s now been nearly 4 weeks since Elon Musk officially took the helm at Twitter HQ and critics are already...
Our Unelected Prime Minister: Does Rishi Sunak Have a Democratic Mandate?
The destructive tailspin of the Truss government ended with her resignation after a record 44 days, and the Parliamentary Conservative...
Enough is Enough! National Day of Action Protest in Leeds
On the 1st of October, protesters nationwide braved the rain and took to the streets in a day of action...
Should Labour Fully Commit to Proportional Representation?
In blaring red, Labour’s manifesto is clear. Labour is ‘for the many, not the few’. Yet Keir Starmer has been...
A General Election is Needed to End Government Chaos
The former Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson once famously remarked that a week is a long time in politics. Perhaps...
Brazil’s Battle to Regain Democracy
Brazil, once widely regarded as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, is now undergoing an uphill battle against...