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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US Government Extends Anti-Semitism Definition
The US state department has added to its definition of anti-semitism.
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20 Years On From Columbine… and the U.S. Government Remains at the Mercy of the NRA
International Editor Henry Shah holds the NRA to account after the shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio
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Media Bias: Telegraph Publishes Doctored Data
Alec Taylor-Durant challenges the Telegraph’s claim that the Prime Minister has public support to shut down Parliament.
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Next Boss Says UK Is Prepared For No Deal Brexit
A look at what the boss of Next PLC has to say about a no-deal Brexit
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The Good Feminist’s Guide to Feminism
‘Bra? Don’t you mean ex-corset-Victorian-breast-restriction-contraption? Burn it’.
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‘I can see Tehran from my Window’: Britain’s Relationship with Iran since 1979
International Editor Henry Shah summarises the UK’s complicated relationship with Iran since the revolution in 1979.
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Universities Demand PM Support on Funding
The Russell Group has called upon the new PM to maintain the UK’s connections with EU researchers
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MP Mark Field Manhandling Investigation Dropped
Boris Johnson has dropped the investigation into the MP who assaulted a Greenpeace activist.
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