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Trump’s Brexit Blunder Should Spark Defence Discussions

Comment Writer Oscar Gray argues that the UK can no longer rely on the US as an ally, and must look to Europe for a defensive coalition

Written by OscarJGray on 23rd July 2018

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Theresa May Must Answer to the Windrush Generation

Immediate action needs to be taken to punish those responsible for creating a 'hostile environment' for the Windrush Generation, argues Comment Writer Kieren Williams

Written by KierenJWilliams on 13th May 2018

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Erasmus Will Keep Students Connected to Europe

TV Editor Matt Dawson offers an insight into his Erasmus year, and how he feels more European post-Brexit than ever

Written by Matt Dawson on 27th December 2017

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The Home Office’s Disregard for Individual Cases of Citizenship Post-Brexit

Comment Writer Estelle Dragan criticises the Home Office's treatment of individuals that grew up in Britain but do not currently hold British citizenship

Written by Estelle Dragan on 28th November 2017

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Brexit: The Process of Leaving The EU Was Not Given Enough Thought

Comment Writer Rahim Mohamed criticises the government on its handling of Brexit negotiations

Written by Rahim Mohamed on 25th November 2017

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Priti Patel and Boris Johnson: Two Sides to the Same Coin of Government Incompetency

Comment Writer Rhi Storer criticises the embarrassing incompetency of May's cabinet

Written by Rhi Storer on 16th November 2017

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The Conservative Party is Just About Managing

Comment Writer Jamie Aspden argues that the Conservative Party Conference was the conclusive sign that the government needs to change

Written by Jamie Aspden on 12th October 2017

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Citizenship & the Pursuit of Foreign Identities

Comment writer Vanesa Medina argues a change in citizenship shouldn't strip you of your cultural identity

Written by VanesaMedina on 6th October 2017

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Labour’s Conference Perpetuates Their Delusions of Victory

Comment Writer Tom Rose argues that behind Labour's optimism, the party is still riddled with problems

Written by Tom Rose on 3rd October 2017

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A Coalition with the DUP Could Derail Brexit

Comment Writer Lisa McGrady argues that that a coalition between the DUP and the Conservatives will lead to chaos over Brexit

Written by Lisa McGrady on 10th June 2017

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May’s ‘Strong and Stable Government’: More Than a Tagline

Comment Writer Tom Young argues that we must vote Conservative to ensure a certain and positive future

Written by tomyoung22 on 7th May 2017

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The Not So Great Repeal Bill

Comment writer Angeliki Antoniadou argues that the Great Repeal Bill will do little to reinstate Westminster's legislative sovereignty

Written by Angeliki Antoniadou on 15th April 2017

Comment Writer Oscar Gray argues that the UK can no longer rely on the US as an ally, and must look to Europe for a defensive coalition

Immediate action needs to be taken to punish those responsible for creating a 'hostile environment' for the Windrush Generation, argues Comment Writer Kieren Williams

TV Editor Matt Dawson offers an insight into his Erasmus year, and how he feels more European post-Brexit than ever

Comment Writer Estelle Dragan criticises the Home Office's treatment of individuals that grew up in Britain but do not currently hold British citizenship

Comment Writer Rahim Mohamed criticises the government on its handling of Brexit negotiations

Comment Writer Rhi Storer criticises the embarrassing incompetency of May's cabinet

Comment Writer Jamie Aspden argues that the Conservative Party Conference was the conclusive sign that the government needs to change

Comment writer Vanesa Medina argues a change in citizenship shouldn't strip you of your cultural identity

Comment Writer Tom Rose argues that behind Labour's optimism, the party is still riddled with problems

Comment Writer Lisa McGrady argues that that a coalition between the DUP and the Conservatives will lead to chaos over Brexit

Comment Writer Tom Young argues that we must vote Conservative to ensure a certain and positive future

Comment writer Angeliki Antoniadou argues that the Great Repeal Bill will do little to reinstate Westminster's legislative sovereignty

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