We Have to Come Together: Christchurch
Zach Sharif discusses the recent terrorist attack on the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The Week in British Politics: 11th-17th February 2019
Giles Rowing gives the lowdown of the latest week in British politics.
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Brexit: How Did We Get Here?
Britain joined the EU 46 years ago, but how did it all unravel?
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Parental Leave Proxy Voting Given Go Ahead in The House of Commons
A 12 month trial of proxy voting in parliament has been approved.
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What Matters More? Sexual Harassment in Politics
In the wake of recent developments, is sexual harassment being taken seriously enough in British politics?
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From Colin Kaepernick to Nemanja Matic: A Very British Way of Taking A Knee?
Reflections on a month the Beautiful Game became political.
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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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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
Disclaimer: The views expressed within this article are entirely the author’s own and are not→
Brexit is a Globalist, not Nationalist, Pursuit
With the Brexit debate continuing to circulate headlines, Ben Dolbear questions the assuptions that have been made about important topics, such as the economy, migration and the Customs Union.
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