Be Brave, Chancellors
After much speculation and internal debate, the UK’s Labour Party has significantly scaled back its ambitious Green Prosperity Plan, moving from a commitment to borrow £28 billion annually for green-energy…
Lethal company – what’s the hype about anyways?
Wake up babe, the lovechild of Among Us and Phasmophobia just dropped!
Does England need a Right to Roam?
Catriona Eke discusses the Right to Roam campaign, looking at the issues of being excluded from land and the benefits of a relationship with nature.
Book to television adaptions: Worth the watch?
While many may prefer when their favourite book is adapted into a film, I tend to find that a television series has more room to do it justice, with more…
British Republicanism : A new frontier?
Orla Compton argues the case for British republicans who stand against the monarchy.
Feeling Engl-ish: is national identity fading?
In this article, Annabel Clancy examines the current sentiments of national identity in England and Britain.
To the Percy Jackson series: a (nuanced) love letter (Part I)
With Disney+'s recent announcement of Percy Jackson Season 2, Audrey Wong returns to a much beloved childhood favourite and unpacks its enduring appeal, as well as problematic points we may…
Alabama’s embryo ruling explained: is the US headed backwards?
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses Alabama's recent decision to classify embryos as children
Pens vs Pixels: The Exam Debate
The discourse surrounding online and in-person exams persists to be of paramount significance for students, as universities linger on the threshold between both the online format and the ‘traditional’ format…
Alexei Navalny: What his death means for Russia
Charlotte Lawrence explores the mystery around the death of Alexei Navalny and what it means for the future of Russia.