Can Dr Alex turn the tide on mental health?
Sarah Matthews discuss the role Dr Alex George will play in assisting the government’s policies towards young people’s mental health.
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National Comment
Why the carbon tax is a bullet well-dodged
Phoebe Abruzzese explains why she thinks the proposed carbon tax could have become an unfair burden placed upon the British consumer.
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Labour’s remodelling: Starmer’s superficial strategy
Alex Marsh considers Labour’s plans to remodel their public image and what this will mean for the party’s future.
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Government’s condemnable concession to coal
George Pickthorn explains why the governments decision to allow the construction of a coal mine in Cumbria does nothing to help the country meet its climate targets.
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Piers Morgan is not the students’ champion
Following his recent interview with Universities Minister Michelle Donelan, Sol Noya Carreno considers whether Piers Morgan should be hailed as the hero of students.
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The Tories won’t sell the NHS (well, not all at once)
James Reid discusses the possibility of the NHS being used in a future trade deal.
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The significance of Russell Group universities today
Olivia Bothamley-Dakin explains why she believes the stamp of ‘Russell Group’ doesn’t capture everything that is important about a university.
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Battle of the Bands: Covid-19 vs creatives
“We cannot let Covid-19 destroy the last frontier of our sanity: our human connection.” Maddie Clark discusses the fate of the entertainment industry and large-scale events during the pandemic.
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Time to scrap predicted grades
Drawing on personal experience, Emma King argues that the current university application process should be overhauled and replaced with a post-qualifications admissions system.
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Primary school children are missing out
Meg Wishart considers why school children may struggle to ‘catch up later’ after months of virtual learning.
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