INTERNATIONAL

Comfort Women: An Untold History

Holly Pittaway argues for more education and awareness of the history of Japan's comfort women

Written by Holly Pittaway on 14th December 2018

BREXIT

A New Form of Nationalism

Nathan Clarke urges respect and reflection surrounding the dangers of nationalism and far-right populism, arguing that we must work towards peace in Europe

Written by Nathan Clarke on 7th December 2018

INTERNATIONAL

Jamal Khashoggi and Western Hypocrisy

The western criticism of the murder of Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi is hypocritical argues comment's Holly Pittaway

Written by Holly Pittaway on 6th December 2018

INTERNATIONAL

Laissez-Faire Language Learners

As a whole, the British population are lazy and consistently exhibit a laissez-faire attitude towards learning languages, argues Alice Macfarlane

Written by Alice Macfarlane on 4th December 2018

NATIONAL

Bang Out of Order

We must adapt our use of fireworks to be more considerate to our surrounding environment, argues Comment Editor Natalia Carter

Written by Natalia Carter on 3rd December 2018

NEWS VIEWS

Hate Crimes are Not Punchlines

Following the recent controversy surrounding transphobic jokes on Fab N Fresh, Velvet Jones argues that we must no longer be bystanders when hate crimes are reduced to punchlines

Written by Velvet Jones on 2nd December 2018

BREXIT

2018 Budget: A Step in the Right Direction

Alex Boscott discusses the effects of the Chancellor's new budget on young people across the UK

Written by Alex Boscott on 22nd November 2018

NATIONAL

Alone in the Cold

As the temperature drops we must act on our moral and social responsibility to help rough sleepers, argues Alex Cirant-Taljaard

Written by Alex Cirant-Taljaard on 21st November 2018

NATIONAL

Plastics, Their Disposal, and the Rubbish Alternatives

Peter Amor discusses the issues surrounding alternatives to plastic use

Written by Peter Amor on 21st November 2018

BREXIT

A People’s Vote: Should We Make a Sudden EU-Turn?

In light of the recent march calling for People's Vote, Comment writers Nathan Clarke, Hannah Lay and Jonathan Korn discuss whether public input into the Brexit process is a good idea

Written by Nathan Clarke, Hannah Lay & Jonathan Korn on 20th November 2018

BREXIT

Deal or No Deal?

Comment Writer Antonia Miles reflects on what we know about the Brexit deal at this point, and provides her thoughts on what this means for the future

Written by Antonia Miles on 16th November 2018

BREXIT

Hateful Comments May Have Gone Too Far

Comment writer Hannah Lay argues that the recent hateful comments regarding Theresa May are inexcusable

Written by Hannah Lay on 15th November 2018

Holly Pittaway argues for more education and awareness of the history of Japan's comfort women

Nathan Clarke urges respect and reflection surrounding the dangers of nationalism and far-right populism, arguing that we must work towards peace in Europe

The western criticism of the murder of Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi is hypocritical argues comment's Holly Pittaway

As a whole, the British population are lazy and consistently exhibit a laissez-faire attitude towards learning languages, argues Alice Macfarlane

We must adapt our use of fireworks to be more considerate to our surrounding environment, argues Comment Editor Natalia Carter

Following the recent controversy surrounding transphobic jokes on Fab N Fresh, Velvet Jones argues that we must no longer be bystanders when hate crimes are reduced to punchlines

Alex Boscott discusses the effects of the Chancellor's new budget on young people across the UK

As the temperature drops we must act on our moral and social responsibility to help rough sleepers, argues Alex Cirant-Taljaard

Peter Amor discusses the issues surrounding alternatives to plastic use

In light of the recent march calling for People's Vote, Comment writers Nathan Clarke, Hannah Lay and Jonathan Korn discuss whether public input into the Brexit process is a good idea

Comment Writer Antonia Miles reflects on what we know about the Brexit deal at this point, and provides her thoughts on what this means for the future

Comment writer Hannah Lay argues that the recent hateful comments regarding Theresa May are inexcusable

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