National Comment
Politicians must not collude in panicky immigration policyDavid Siesage argues that the by-election result in Eastleigh has had a worrying effect on the immigration policies of the three main parties...» Read Article |
Student newspapers will be damaged by press regulationBen Hamer argues that the rushed and ill-conceived Royal Charter could be a potentially fatal blow for student journalism...» Read Article |
UKIP is not the answer to Britain’s problemsDavid Hynes argues that British politics is in need of change, but UKIP can never deliver it...» Read Article |
History reforms bring welcome changesNiall Oddy argues that if the reformed history lessons prove insular, we must blame the quality of teaching...» Read Article |
A welcome challenger to the status quoNick Bradley argues that the rise of the political right strikes at the heart of bland, centrist politics...» Read Article |
The Mansion Tax is a fundamentally flawed proposalLuke Champan argues that Labour's proposals for a mansion tax are a bad idea, disincentivising homeowners to move up the property ladder...» Read Article |
An author and a Duchess: Mantel versus MiddletonTom DiMaio examines the recent controversy around a speech made by Hilary Mantel...» Read Article |
Power and gender are not interlinkedKatie Shuff states that women with power should no longer be confined to narrow gendered league tables...» Read Article |
Slavery: a scarily modern phenomenonCatherine Malpass argues that the horsemeat scandal exposes the widespread exploitation in the food industry...» Read Article |
History marred by educational reformsOur history is a global one: a narrow-minded approach has no place in classrooms, argues Francesca Moll...» Read Article |
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