Kosovo: a solution to Britain’s “migrant crisis”?
It is fair to say that the migrant crisis has been the unsolvable issue for the Starmer government. Well, perhaps...
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What is happening in Sudan?
The crisis in Sudan continues to escalate, with rising levels of starvation, illness and mass violence posing serious risks to...
Reform UK Isn’t Revolutionary: It’s Britain’s Blame Game
I grew up in Britain as a migrant, and as the child of a migrant. A single mother who worked...
Apathy culture in the UK: is it too simple to say we just don’t care anymore?
I suppose I may get my point on political apathy across better by simply not being bothered to write anything...
The Government’s rise in tuition fees is long overdue, but the crisis facing universities goes much deeper
Tuition fees are a contentious issue on student campuses across the country, and Leeds is no exception. Since their introduction...
Leftists rejoice, the new party hate each other
It has been nearly a month since I, along with reportedly 800,000 fellow naval-gazing left wing idealists, woke up to...
The ban on Palestine Action: what comes next?
In July of this year, the UK government's decision to proscribe the direct-action network, Palestine Action, as a terrorist group...
Hyper-Sexualisation in the Music Industry: what can Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter’s music tell us of the state of feminism and gender attitudes in 2025?
On 3rd October, Taylor Swift’s 12th album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ was released, and it is unsurprising to say...
Labour’s New Student Grants: Help for Some, Questions for All
Last week at the Labour Party Conference, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced the reintroduction of the student maintenance grant. It...
Kimmel, Trump and the Asphyxiation of American Free Speech
Frequently hurling abuse at major outlets for any form of criticism, Donald Trump is known for his hostility towards the...