Government crackdown on asylum signals that Reform has already won
Are the Labour Government’s changes to asylum policy a signal that political ground has already been surrendered to its opponents, and should they take another path?
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National Comment
Flags, Flags, Flags!
Matthew Dodd discusses the renewed excitement towards the St George’s Cross, and its broader social implications.
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Living with terminal illness: my family’s perspective on assisted dying
Izzy Bainbridge discusses her family’s experiences with terminal conditions, and how this has shaped their view of assisted dying.
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What should be the role of personal data in campaigning?
Joshua Vickers says the right to be forgotten never applied to voters.
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Adolescence and the masculinity crisis: the TV drama that sparked a national reckoning
Abbey Hayden reflects on the wider national issues surrounding ideals of masculinity that Netflix’s new show ‘Adolescence’ has brought to light.
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The effects of Artificial Intelligence on our own intelligence
Joshua Roberts debates the positive and negative effects of using AI within the academic sphere.
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To be or not to be a traitor: Is that really the question?
A critical look at how the new season stacks up and whether the premise is fundamentally damaging.
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VAT on Private Schools: an alternative perspective
Tommi Loke argues that Labour’s taxing of independent schools will not be conducive to the nation’s education system.
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Britain’s London-centric economy
Ben Pawlowski discusses the pitfalls of the UK’s current economic geography.
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Planet or profit?
Lucy Higson examines whether the environmental promises made by top British businesses are coming to fruition, or are instead empty promises.
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