Has Covid-19 caused the death of satire?
Samuel Lopes discusses the political agency of satire and its importance in bringing moral transgressions into relief.
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UK Politics
Variants threaten UK’s control of pandemic
Anna Noble assesses the political implications of the UK Covid-19 variant, now that over 15% of the population has been vaccinated.
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Vaccine villains: who’s vying for victory?
Samuel Rackind offers a more optimistic view on the government’s handling of vaccinations in what is becoming a ‘vaccine row’ with the EU.
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How Labour have kept Government accountable
A muted success: Matthew Lambert assesses how the Opposition are acting less and achieving more in terms of Government accountability.
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Education under Covid-19: how to solve the problem of schools
Anna Noble outlines the solutions to the problem of lost education under Covid-19.
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Education under Covid-19: swapping libraries for bedrooms
Honor Douglas discusses what it’s like studying from home and what more could be done to support students.
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Should students be refunded for lost education?
Maddie Clark discusses whether financial compensation for tuition fees is feasible.
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A no-detriment policy for assessment is essential
“This is not business as usual”: Lilith Foster-Collins makes the case for a no-detriment policy.
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Is Britain becoming increasingly isolated?
Laetitia Eichinger looks at the current Brexit deal and Britain’s new place in the world.
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‘Thin’ deal still a victory for PM
Orlando Bell interrogates the reaction and policy of Boris Johnson’s final Brexit deal.
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