Why Is Corbyn So Weak on Brexit?
A review into some of the hypotheses regarding Jeremy Corbyn’s weak stance on Brexit, in the opinion of the author.
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Environmental Lessons from Scrooge: Air Quality Past, Present and Future
The university and student union are holding a speakers event on ‘Environmental Lessons from Scrooge: Air Quality Past, Present and Future’ on Wednesday 12th December 2018 from 14:00 – 16:00pm at Highfield Campus.
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Why Democracy Demands a Second Referendum
In light of the looming Brexit agreement parliamentary showdown, Max Burt stresses the need to for a people’s vote before it is too late.
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The Withdrawal Agreement Accepted by the EU: What’s Next?
Henry Shah runs through the significance of the draft withdrawal agreement reached between the British Government and EU and soon to be subject to a vote in the House of Commons.
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This Week in British Politics: 26th November-2nd December
The NHS, railways, Zuckerberg and of course Brexit: Tom Ford covers the week that was in British politics.
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Neverendum? Why A Second EU Referendum Would Be Disastrous For British Politics
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Politics Simplified: The Brexit Backstop
A wrench in Brexit talks: Tom Ford explores the issues surrounding the UK’s only land border with the EU.
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The Politics of: Free Speech
Charlotte Columbo discusses the limitations of free speech in relation to the controversial comments made by an academic at the University of Southampton.
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May vs Corbyn: The Battle for Number 10
Henry Shah reflects on how flawed both main parties and party leaders are currently, particularly in regards to Brexit.
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Sustainability in Your Cereal Bowl
How can the cereal industry be made more sustainable?
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