Why the “cash for curtains” saga overshadows a more serious scandal
Anna Noble argues that the ‘cash for curtains’ scandal has distracted from more serious housing issues in Britain.
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Is the USA’s gun problem unsolvable?
Anna Noble asks whether gun control reform is likely in the United States.
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The best way to honour Alan Turing would be for the UK to ban conversion therapy
Anna Noble argues that the best way for the UK government to honour codebreaker Alan Turing’s contributions during World War II is to ban conversion therapy, which he was subjected to.
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The EU’s vaccine shambles has inadvertently become the ‘best advert for Brexit’
Anna Noble looks at the EU’s handling of the vaccine rollout and how this affects the British ‘Brexit’ cause.
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America’s Impeachment process is inherently flawed
“It is arguably little more than a farce.” Anna Noble argues that America’s impeachment process is incompatible with modern political landscape in the US.
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Harry and Meghan: rules of distraction
Anna Noble argues that the vilification of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex by tabloids plays into a wider attempt by the Royal Family to distract from more serious issues.
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Coronavirus restrictions: UK optimism vs Europe caution
Anna Noble discusses how when it comes to Coronavirus restrictions, the UK is advocating optimism whilst most of Europe is advocating caution.
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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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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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Trump’s social media ban: constitutional but problematic
Anna Noble assesses Donald Trump’s recent social media ban and the political implications this has.
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