Britain is Facing a Bleak Economic Picture: Rachel Reeves Must Reverse Her Reckless Budget Decisions Before It Is Too Late
Back in October I wrote an article praising Keir Starmer and his government for some brave and bold decisions took...
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The Tokenism of UK Government E-Petitions: What Went Wrong?
Broken, Kitsch, Nonsense So, what went wrong exactly? Simply put, e-petitions are systematically broken. It is a poorly designed mechanism,...
The Conservative Leadership Contest: Is the dominance of the Right here to stay?
On 4 July the Conservative Party suffered a catastrophic electoral defeat against Keir Starmer’s Labour, losing 244 seats, primarily to...
Keir Starmer: It’s Time to Step Up for Students
After 13 gruelling years of Conservative party dominance, the arrival of Keir Starmer's Labour party provided hope for some, and...
University of Leeds students are divided on Keir Starmer’s performance as Labour leader
Over three years ago, Sir Keir Starmer, the MP for Holborn and St Pancras, was elected as Leader of the...
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...
Is There Anyone Who Can Make The Main Parties Attractive Again?
For the politically homeless, neither of the two major party conferences last week will have offered refuge. In recent days,...
Movies losing momentum – is the end near in sight?
Since Cineworld’s decision to purchase Picture House in December of 2012, they have enjoyed a large portion of the independent...