INTERNATIONAL

Fact or Fiction: The Stories in the Media

Luca Demetriou argues that the media often ignore facts in favour of sensationalised stories

Written by lucademetriou on 16th April 2019

POP CULTURE

Momo Can’t Hurt You, but the Media Can

Holly Pittaway discusses how the media is perhaps to blame for the escalation of the 'Momo Challenge'

Written by Holly Pittaway on 11th April 2019

NEWS VIEWS

Empathy Beyond the Border

Holly Pittaway explores the bias of mainstream news when reporting tragic events occurring beyond our border

Written by Holly Pittaway on 6th April 2019

NATIONAL

Humanity Must Overcome Anger

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses the recent revoking of Shamima Begum's citizenship, and whether it was the most humane and democratic thing to do

Written by Tom Leaman on 18th March 2019

NATIONAL

Kellogg Ends Animal Testing – Better Late Than Never?

Dubbed as a 'cereal killer' by PETA, Emily Breeds discusses Kellogg's decision to end animal testing after 65 years

Written by Emily Breeds on 16th March 2019

SLIDER (COMMENT)

My Body, My Choice

When Paula Smith* discovered that she was pregnant, she exercised her choice to have an abortion, knowing that it was the right decision for her. Here she recounts her experience of the abortion process, and outlines why she believes pro-life activism is unhelpful to women facing pregnancy

Written by Guest Author on 13th March 2019

BREXIT

The Independent Group: Doomed to Fail

Jonathan Korn argues that the newly-formed Independent Group will be lucky to succeed in the current electoral climate

Written by Jonathan Korn on 12th March 2019

NATIONAL

‘The Object of Art is to Give Life a Shape’: So Let’s Fund It

Cutting arts funding excludes the working class, argues Abby Spreadborough

Written by Abby Spreadborough on 8th March 2019

POP CULTURE

Making Tough Decisions is the Price of Being a Good Parent

Katie Price shouldn't be shamed for her parenting choices, argues Catrin Osborne

Written by Catrin Osborne on 5th March 2019

BREXIT

The Lady is for Turning (and so is he)

In light of another impending Brexit vote in the Commons, Comment's Alex Boscott discusses the impact parliamentary U-turns are having on the process

Written by Alex Boscott on 4th March 2019

NATIONAL

HMV must evolve to survive

High street shops need to adopt new strategies to stay alive, argues Comment's Hannah Lay

Written by Hannah Lay on 26th February 2019

NATIONAL

UoB is Becoming Parasitic

Cities should not have to accommodate the constant demands of growing British universities, argues Alex Cirant-Taljaard

Written by Alex Cirant-Taljaard on 24th February 2019

Luca Demetriou argues that the media often ignore facts in favour of sensationalised stories

Holly Pittaway discusses how the media is perhaps to blame for the escalation of the 'Momo Challenge'

Holly Pittaway explores the bias of mainstream news when reporting tragic events occurring beyond our border

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses the recent revoking of Shamima Begum's citizenship, and whether it was the most humane and democratic thing to do

Dubbed as a 'cereal killer' by PETA, Emily Breeds discusses Kellogg's decision to end animal testing after 65 years

When Paula Smith* discovered that she was pregnant, she exercised her choice to have an abortion, knowing that it was the right decision for her. Here she recounts her experience of the abortion process, and outlines why she believes pro-life activism is unhelpful to women facing pregnancy

Jonathan Korn argues that the newly-formed Independent Group will be lucky to succeed in the current electoral climate

Cutting arts funding excludes the working class, argues Abby Spreadborough

Katie Price shouldn't be shamed for her parenting choices, argues Catrin Osborne

In light of another impending Brexit vote in the Commons, Comment's Alex Boscott discusses the impact parliamentary U-turns are having on the process

High street shops need to adopt new strategies to stay alive, argues Comment's Hannah Lay

Cities should not have to accommodate the constant demands of growing British universities, argues Alex Cirant-Taljaard

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