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Britain Can’t Keep Pretending America Is Our Ally.
“America today is not a reliable anchor of democracy or global order. It is a deeply divided state, flirting with authoritarianism, weaponising its economic dominance, and willing to bully its allies to serve its own interests. Britain’s refusal to confront reality has left it exposed, with the added failure of Brexit making the situation worse.”
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Fashion Is Art – What Does This Mean for the Met this Year?
Image by Zoha Noor from Pixabay Are we feeling inspired in 2026? Well, you’d better be if you’re a hand-picked→
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Britain Can’t Keep Pretending America Is Our Ally.
“America today is not a reliable anchor of democracy or global order. It is a deeply divided state, flirting with authoritarianism, weaponising its economic dominance, and willing to bully its allies to serve its own interests. Britain’s refusal to confront reality has left it exposed, with the added failure of Brexit making the situation worse.”
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Iran After Khamenei: War, Revolution, and the Future of the Middle East
‘The Middle East has entered one of its most volatile moments in decades following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in a joint United States–Israeli air strike on 28 February 2026.’ Matthew Bailey writes on the coming times for Iran and the Middle East.
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Reform UK’s Bizarre Plan to Save the Pubs is More Sinister Than Expected
On the 3rd of February 2026, Nigel Farage, Leader of Reform UK, set out a→
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Six Places for Exercising in Southampton (That aren’t the Common)
Picture this: you’ve been living in Southampton for a few months, or a few years.→
“Gaggles of women” and Their Love for Sport
“Women’s place in the sporting world is constantly undervalued and reduced to fit in with male fan’s fantasies”. Why are women still criticised for enjoying or playing sports in 2025?
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Southampton Come Dancing: The Event of the Season
Southampton Come Dancing – what can you expect?
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Britain Can’t Keep Pretending America Is Our Ally.
“America today is not a reliable anchor of democracy or global order. It is a deeply divided state, flirting with authoritarianism, weaponising its economic dominance, and willing to bully its allies to serve its own interests. Britain’s refusal to confront reality has left it exposed, with the added failure of Brexit making the situation worse.”
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Iran After Khamenei: War, Revolution, and the Future of the Middle East
‘The Middle East has entered one of its most volatile moments in decades following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in a joint United States–Israeli air strike on 28 February 2026.’ Matthew Bailey writes on the coming times for Iran and the Middle East.
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Review: SU Theatre Group’s ‘Present Laughter’
In late January, Emily Ellis and Morgan Allen’s adaptation of Present Laughter by Noël Coward→
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Fashion Is Art – What Does This Mean for the Met this Year?
Image by Zoha Noor from Pixabay Are we feeling inspired in 2026? Well, you’d better→
Six Places for Exercising in Southampton (That aren’t the Common)
Picture this: you’ve been living in Southampton for a few months, or a few years.→
Can Hip-hop be Feminist?
“Can I be a feminist and listen to hip-hop? That’s like saying, Can I be feminist and exist in the world?” Amelia MacLennan discusses whether aspects of the hip-hop industry could be considered feminist.
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The Plant-Based Universities Petition: Play Your Part for Our Planet
As of 2025, with warming at 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels, the first irreversible global tipping→
Broken by Design: How the UK Energy System Serves Fossil Fuels Over People
George Mingay provides an insightful discussion of the energy pricing system in the UK, and why we aren’t seeing the benefits of renewables in our energy bills
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Greenwashing in the Jungle: Is COP Still Credible?
“COP in the Amazon – Symbolism or Hypocrisy?” George Mingay discusses whether climate change is still a genuine priority for the upcoming COP30.
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Vienna’s Christmas Markets Wait For You…
Allow Elora Carrard to take you on a journey through the vibrant, bustling Christmas markets of Vienna.
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Can You Study Abroad Without Breaking the Bank?
Considering studying abroad? Read the following first-hand advice to find out how you can make it viable.
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Rome: Chasing Time in the Eternal City
Seven days stayed, forty-four monuments discovered…
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How to Survive Being a Fresher
Some satirical advice for your first year at university.
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The Student Summertime Blues and How Can We Beat Them?
Summer might be a time associated with leisure and fun for most, but it can also be easy to fall into a depression. Fortunately, Isabella Ottenbrajt has some insight into how to keep the blues away!
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Tories unsure whether to blame current or previous Labour government for current mess
J.M. Hurford gives a satirical report of the Tory record defeat
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