Hypocrite Philip Hammond Changes Tune On No Deal
Ben Dolbear argues that the 2016 EU Referendum result was a clear instruction from the public to leave without a deal
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Tackling Climate Change Denial
Max Burt argues that climate change denial can be addressed by improving the economic conditions of the working classes
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Trump’s Tax Cuts: Increasing Debt and Wealth Inequality
Prior to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the Communication Workers of America sent letters to eight major companies asking to ‘receive the wage increases they [had] been promised’. None of the companies chose to respond.
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Britain Has A Responsibility To Save Hong Kong
Ben Dolbear urges the UK government to step up and help save Hong Kong from China.
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Romantic Gesture Judgement – is it Acceptable to Criticise a Proposal?
Georgia Hall defends the infamous graduation proposal.
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Brexit is Having Phenomenal Effects, and it Hasn’t Even Happened Yet
Ben Dolbear argues that Brexit should be seen as an opportunity rather than a possible disaster.
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A-Level Predictions Need a Face-lift: An American’s Take on Labour’s New PQA System
Alyssa Caroline argues that Labour’s proposed Post-Qualification Admissions would make the application process less stressful and benefit students from disadvantaged backgrounds
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Why Manchester United allowing Sanchez to leave is a big mistake
Alexis Sanchez: should the show go on, or should he be shown the door?
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Is Going Pescatarian Fishy Business?
Heather Eastwood considers why fish should not be left out of the meat-free trend, and why fish play a more important role in climate change than plastic straws…
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The Case For Social Media Regulation
Ben Dolbear proposes a regulation plan for the internet.
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