Holistic treatment: is laughter really the best medicine?
Dite Bagdonaite discusses the popularity of holistic medicine and questions whether it is a sustainable approach for the future.
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National Comment
Assisted dying: it’s time to let us choose
Sam Lake takes a look at the latest developments in the arguments over assisted dying and his own views on the issue.
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Will 2022 lead us away from the pessimism of the pandemic?
Isaac Hampton diagnoses the long-term effects of the pandemic amid an uncertain future.
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Social media: is it time to stop looking through rose-tinted filters?
“An idealised synopsis of our lives”: Josie Lockwood analyses our obsession with social media and its untruthful nature.
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Universities, oversubscription and the future: why you should be glad you’re getting out early
John Cartin discusses the future of higher education, now that regulators have warned universities to stop including loopholes in offers to students.
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Christmas commoditised: has capitalism gone too far?
Holly Downes weighs into the consumerist culture of Christmas and our all too human desires for more.
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How bleak is the future of human rights in the UK?
Florence Clifford examines the recent conduct of the Ministry of Justice and its threat to UK human rights.
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Are we going to further alienate immigrants from the UK?
Dite Bagdonaite takes a look at the possible expansion of the Home Secretary’s powers and what it means for immigrants in the UK.
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After a dismal result in the North Shropshire by-election, are Boris’s nine lives finally up?
Harrison Newsham argues that Boris Johnson’s days as PM are numbered as he has finally run out of lives.
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Just please stop talking about cancel culture
George Simms discusses the exaggerated nature of cancel culture arguing that Britain has much bigger issues to focus upon.
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