Why We Can’t Agree
Politics has taken a turn, with lies, ‘mistruths’ and sensationalism dominating the debate and sparking irrational arguments where nobody can agree.
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The Male Pill: Can We Ever Fully Trust It?
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi discusses the issues with the male pill, should it be released.
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Summer 2019: The Great Brexit Revival
Brexit is looming closer, but the perpetual confusion and division surrounding the UK’s departure is creating worryingly toxic environment within British politics and broader society.
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Why Kosovo Border Alteration Sets a Dangerous Precedent For the Region
Shifting the borders in Kosovo could create calls for more change in the region, Christopher George Halkou explains why.
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Breaking Point: Why Theresa May’s Government May Be Finally About To Fall
Ben Dolbear on how perhaps this week will be the crunch week for Theresa May’s government.
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No Sympathy for the Maybot
With a poor track record over social issues, disabled rights and sexual equality, it is more than Brexit that makes Theresa May a morally questionable leader.
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Bernie’s Back: This Time He’s Going All The Way
Dan Parkin expresses his opinion and hope for the success of Bernie Sanders as US Presidential Candidate for 2020.
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Boozy Football: The Good Old Days?
Highlighting George Best, Zach Sharif notes the darker side of the amateur era of sport’s relationship with alcohol.
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The Death of the High Street
Online shopping is quick, convenient and useful, but is it killing our high streets?
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The Failure of Boxing to Properly Address its Drugs Problem
Should Alexander Povetkin have been allowed to box again following his previous involvement with drugs and doping?
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