Insulate Britain recently made headlines for blocking hospital access during environmental protests in England. Should they rethink their methods if they want to further their cause?
The media is teeming with mentions of a ‘conflict’ between Israel and Palestine, but calling it such diminishes the reality of what’s really going on.
Students at the University of Warwick have been protesting negligence in relation to sexual assault allegations. Off the back of these protests and a BBC Radio 5 discussion, Catherine Upex discusses proposed measures to improve consent education and reduce the occurence of sexual violence.
The hardest part of a job is not the job itself, but the process of getting it. As I am still searching for ‘my dream job,’ I find myself on a rollercoaster. I search for entry-level jobs, only to find that they require 1-2 years experience. How can recent graduates gain experience if you don’t give them a chance?
Could UBI be the key to revitalising the economy and population post-pandemic? Andrew Roythorne discusses the expected benefits of UBI.
In the final installation of this four-part series, Megan Dewhirst will investigate the need for the United States to establish an end goal for their foreign policy towards China, and will outline the challenges that Biden faces, and what the potential outcome of the current relationship may be.
In this four-part series, Megan Dewhirst will investigate the need for the United States to establish an end goal for their foreign policy towards China, and will outline the challenges that Biden faces, and what the potential outcome of the current relationship may be.
Over 50 Northern Irish police officers have been injured in more than 7 consecutive days of unrest across the country. Post-Brexit protocol and anger over unprosecuted lockdown breaches by Sinn Fein politicians last year are both believed to have played a role in inciting frustration from mainly loyalists.
Olivia Bothamley-Dakin argues France’s new Hijab ban is the antithesis of what the government claims it to be.
On the 31st March, the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities published a report on racism, after investigating racial and ethnic disparities in the UK. Sophie Siriwardena explores the responses it has received.
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