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Bombing Syria: the endgame approaches

A Review

Darkened Light

A belated poem, inspired by the darkness of the UK’s largest festival of lights.

by James Murphy

Day trip to Edinburgh: going to a different country?

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Brexit: A new Hurdle for UK Science?

by Tyla Danskin

The real architects of London’s filthy air aren’t private owners of diesel cars, but ancient and inefficient public service vehicles

by Cressida O’Connor

Fearing the fearful; a Christian outlook on the refugee crisis

by Harry Jennings

Order, order, ye feckless right-honourable members, or face an icy bath in the murky Thames

by Cressida O’Connor

The Arab world’s forgotten war