As Ofcom reports that 83% of teens aged 12-15 have smartphones, Danielle Murinas argues that young people are using their online presence for good

Comment Writer Emily Gulbis criticises the hiring of eugenicist Andrew Sabisky but argues it is not without precedent

Comment Writer Esther Purves argues that the government's claims that HS2 will improve infrastructure in the North are, in her opinion, no more than a series of lies

Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge urges the PM to take the climate crisis seriously following his admission of ignorance

Comment Writer Jadzia Samuel criticises environmental activist groups being included in a counter-terrorism document, arguing that it is damaging to liken such groups to other terrorist organisations

Britain's colonial past must be laid bare not ignored post-Brexit, argues Comment Writer Sam Wait

Comment Writer George Shealy argues that it's going to take more than just a new leader for the Labour Party to win back our votes

Following Donald Trump's recent acquittal during his impeachment trial, Comment Writer Colette Fountain discusses his apparent indestructibility

Comment Writer Sam Wait discusses the treatment of homeless people in recent political discussions, and suggests that there is much more that can be done to help

With the US Elections coming up this year, Comment Writer Lance Morris argues that Bernie Sanders is in for a good chance of securing the Democratic nomination

In light of the outbreak of Coronavirus, Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway addresses the media's problematic and panicked responses to the pandemic

Comment Writer Eleanor Bergin discusses the recent introduction of free sanitary products in schools and the surrounding debates about the new scheme