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
Views contributor Kaynan Hudson slates the government's instability.
Brazil’s Battle to Regain Democracy
Views contributor Sai Raghav Balakrishnan discusses Brazil's presidential election.
International Reactions to the War in Ukraine
Why the international community has a responsibility to maintain peace.
Disadvantaged Students £1200 Poorer
The Office for National Statistics calculates inflation to be the highest in 40 years. Without a sufficient rise in maintenance
Lizz Truss’ ‘Most Diverse Cabinet Ever’: Monumental or
Last week, the newly-appointed Prime Minister Liz Truss assembled the most diverse cabinet in British history. For the first time
Ukraine’s Counteroffensive: What Does This Mean for Europe’s
Views contributor Alexander Stephens discusses how Ukraine has launched a successful counteroffensive.
The Monarchy Could Be in for a Bumpy
Archie Herrod Robinson considers the uncertain future that lies ahead for the monarchy following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Industrial Action: Maintaining Standards
Professor Jeff Grabill, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Student Education, University of Leeds I know many students are worried about the strike action