Comment Writer Molly Elliott discusses the fears surrounding the UK government's decision to allow Huawei to support some of the UK's 5G networks

Comment Writer Joseph Meakin discusses the recent elevation of ex-MPs to the unelected body and suggests that the system has become outdated and unfair

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 Danielle Murinas considers the donations collected for the Australian bushfires, suggesting how those with privilege should use their platforms to spread awareness

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

Comment Writer Caitlin Cahill discusses the consequences of Trump's recent air strike that killed Iran's most powerful military commander

Comment Editor Abby Spreadborough argues that Grammar Schools are not furthering social mobility like they were intended to

Comment Writer Sam Wait argues that YouTube Christmas hauls serve to highlight the wealth disparity that exists in society and are therefore problematic

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 Writer Alice Wibberley calls for us all to be kinder to each other and ourselves