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Culture Editor Emily Gulbis considers the issue of Scottish Independence in the light of Brexit and the treatment of Scottish Government by Westminster, arguing that it would be a positive move
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Comment Writer Andrew Bailey argues that Biden's choice of running mate balances the ticket and offers a set of views and life experience that will access a wider range of voters
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Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the divide between private schools and state schools, arguing that the crisis has furthered this difference in education
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Comment Writer Naomi Bennett discusses the influence of colonisation on medicine, science and engineering, shining a light on how racism in these areas affects the wider world
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Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw discusses the ongoing crisis in Yemen and the effects of COVID-19 on the country, arguing that more needs to be done to help the people of Yemen
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Comment Writer Anya Logue discusses the current climate situation, arguing that small changes can have a big impact on climate change
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Comment Writer Henry Tedds discusses the government's decision to make poetry at GCSE optional, arguing that this decision will only have negative effects for students
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Comment Writer Alex Cooke takes a look at Joe Biden's run for President, arguing that Biden is more similar to Trump than many on the left may have hoped
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Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the widespread issue of racial profiling in Britain, arguing that the tactic of 'stop and search' is racially motivated
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Culture Editor Emily Gulbis discusses the recent results day in Scotland, arguing that pupils from poorer postcodes have been disproportionately disadvantaged by the way results have been calculated
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Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the government's new strategy for obesity and why it is unlikely to improve the situation yet poses risks for those with disordered eating
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Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw argues that the government's new strategy is misguided, seemingly disregarding the links between obesity and poverty