In light of December's election, Comment Writer Luke Wheeler discusses how the Labour Party's leadership election cannot afford to be defined by single issue policies

Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge argues that calling for donations to Boris Johnson's Big Ben Brexit project is a new low for British Politics

As the 2010s come to an end, Redbrick writers and editors come together to reflect on what they consider to be the most impactful news stories from the era

Comment Editor Alice Macfarlane praises a local pub's drive to get the homeless to vote, highlighting that the housing crisis should be the defining issue of the upcoming election

Comment Writer George Shealy dissects the Conservative Party manifesto and argues their promises to end austerity are little more than empty promises

Comment Editor Abby Spreadborough discusses the BBC's Ask the Leader: Green Party special arguing it was inspiring but unconvincing

Comment Writer Charlie Avery argues that despite growing distaste towards Neoliberalism, the political ideology is here to stay

Comment Writer Adam Toms details how Britain fundamentally misunderstands the purpose of the EU, leading to Brexit negotiations deadlock

Comment Writer Adam Mckinnon discusses why Boris Johnson's political strategy towards Brexit means that he will be able to avoid blame even if the strategy ultimately fails

Culture Editor Luca Demetriou argues that Boris Johnson's first two months in office have been chaotic

As Theresa May bids high office farewell, Hannah Lay contemplates her legacy, focusing on housing, austerity and the divisive issue of Brexit

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