Covid stress and Eton mess
This week Satire brings us both an appetising and apolitical Eton mess recipe.
government
Yemen: add arms, subtract aid = the UK government’s warped equation
Lauren Powdrell criticises the UK government's decision to continue selling arms to Saudi Arabia used for bombing Yemen, while drastically cutting Yemen's international aid.
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 fallacy of ‘We are all in it together’
Lucy Malone discusses the hypocrisy of the idea that we are all in it together in regards to Covid
Domestic Abuse Bill Fails to Consider Rights of Vulnerable Migrant Women
With the media focus so firmly prioritised on the handling of Brexit, attention on the Government’s domestic agenda has waned.
How has Feminism Challenged Traditional Liberal Thinking?
Lauren Woodhead explores the historical and contemporary relationship between feminism and liberalism
We Need to Support Striking University Staff
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Consciousness of road safety is of course a virtue, but one needn’t be a zealot to believe in it
Nobody likes a zealot: Cressida O'Connor discusses a new proposed speeding law and the detrimental impacts this could have.
Autistic people and dementia patients may be disabled but unless their mobility is impaired, this shouldn’t warrant a Blue Badge
Cressida O'Connor discusses the recent proposal of giving people with autism and dementia Blue Badges.