‘Post-brexit’ music? Dissonant music for dissonant times.
Earlier this year I was assigned a summative that asked me to examine how parts of my own personal life are related to neoliberalism. I chose to write it about…
Brexit
StatisTRICKS: when data deceives
How data and facts in the news can be put across in different ways depending on the desired outcome, and what this means for us as readers.
Scotland on the Road to EU Membership
As the dust settles on the 2021 Scottish parliamentary election, the Scottish National Party once again walks off as the undisputed victor, and with a few more seats on hand…
Improvise, adapt, overcome: fighting Covid and Brexit to be on my year abroad
Planning a year abroad is stressful. Especially in 2020/2021. Ava Cohen recounts the difficulties she has overcome to be able to pursue her year abroad in the wake of a…
UK removes sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps
Lauren Powdrell criticises the UK government's removal of sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps.
The dangers of Northern Ireland leaving the UK
As the border is brought into question, we consider what the rest of the UK might lose if Northern Ireland is forced to stay home.
Post-Brexit travel
After a year-long transition period, the UK left the EU at midnight on 31st December 2020. The 1246-page deal contains a plethora of information, but what will post-Brexit travel look…
Britain in 2021: The Post-Brexit Economy
How will Britain avoid the trade pitfalls of a post-Brexit 2021?
Biden won: what now?
With Trump finally on his way out of the Oval Office, Mike Gaughan outlines what Biden's presidency has in store for us over the next four years.
The EU-UK Trade Talks: A Diplomatic Tightrope
After the prolonged and unceremonious staring contest between Britain and the European Union, it’s finally time for someone to blink. Indeed, even after all this time, extensive compromise will be…