Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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President Moon Jae-in’s People Power Problem
It’s been a difficult few months for South Korea’s president.
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Why We Get Mental Health Wrong
Funding the NHS: The Elephant in the Room?
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Circuits and Steel: China’s Muscle in the South China Sea
The People’s Republic is closer than ever to realising its ambitions.
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Is Mental Health Just a Student Politics Buzzword?
There’s nothing wrong with talking about mental health. But the insincerity needs to stop, writes Emily Dennis.
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Mental Health and the Anti-Lockdown Debate in Government
Even amid the devastating peak of the second wave, the need for continued restrictions was challenged by some MPs.
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Meghan and Diana: the Mental Health of Royal Wives
Should they have been protected more?
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What’s going on in Myanmar?
The suspension of democratic rule by the military has unleashed a wave of civil strife.
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Investigating the Spring Elections 2021
Here is a quick breakdown of the SUSU Spring Elections 2021.
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How Viable are the Green Party as an Electoral Force?
Rebecca Williams takes a dive into how Britain’s most fervent environmentalists are faring in the era of Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg.
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