Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway discusses why participating in climate strikes and living an eco-friendly lifestyle is not enough if you still eat meat

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

With global outrage sparked by Alabama's new abortion restrictions, Amy O'Neill argues that we shouldn't ignore the same restrictions in Northern Ireland

Cat Osborne investigates the history of colonial artefacts in the Barber Institute, and comments on our responsibility to return these items to their rightful homes

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

Nathan Clarke argues that it is time for the UK to introduce a plastic tax

Cat Osborne argues for electoral reform, urging the UK to reconsider the voting system

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses the recent revoking of Shamima Begum's citizenship, and whether it was the most humane and democratic thing to do

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

In light of another impending Brexit vote in the Commons, Comment's Alex Boscott discusses the impact parliamentary U-turns are having on the process

Oscar Gray argues that the US have a responsibility to intervene in Venezuela to ensure that Venezuelan citizens have the right to self-determination

Comment Writer Jonathan Korn gives an account of Irish history, placing it in context of current Brexit negotiations and explains why the backstop is so contentious