Outlasted by a lettuce. What comes next?
Freya Harrington discusses the resignation of Liz Truss and the imminent Conservative Party election.
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The beginning of the new academic year has seen students at Durham University hit hard by rising living and housing costs. Increasing house prices, coupled with higher energy, water, petrol…
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The Qatar World Cup – funding exploitation?
Joseph Spencer explores Qatar's exploitation of women, workers, and LGBTQ+ in the run-up to the country's hosting of the World Cup
Throwing soup on artwork as climate protest: tactical or tacky?
Victoria Cheng discusses whether Just Stop Oil's public art stunts are effective forms of climate activism.
Can I call myself progressive and still enjoy The Crown?
Charis Stacey discusses the glamorisation of class inequality in popular TV.
Out of touch and out of pocket: Dear Liz, ‘Who voted for this’?
Lottie Heslop discusses the recent Greenpeace protest and the need for electoral reform as a result of Liz Truss’ polarising policies.
The legacy of Mahatma Gandhi: is it deserved?
Jade Barnes comments on whether Gandhi should be a celebrated figure or not.
Paris Fashion Week: a series of remarkable events
In this article, Poppy Wilson explores the ever-evolving world of fashion through Paris Fashion Week.