Too many races, not enough places: the conundrum of the 2021 Formula 1 calendar
Anna Noble considers the motivations and effects of a packed Formula 1 calendar in 2021.
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It’s a washout: the Belgium Grand Prix exposed the importance of driver safety
Anna Noble reflects on the shortest Formula 1 race in history and its implications on driver safety.
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Pawns in someone else’s war: a humanitarian catastrophe awaits the population of Afghanistan
Anna Noble discusses the need for the UK to ensure safe and legal routes for Afghan refugees, following an inevitable refugee crisis.
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After expensive crashes in Hungary and Silverstone, should Formula 1 adopt a ‘guilty party pays’ rule?
Anna Noble discusses the recent suggestion of a ‘guilty party pays’ system for crashes in Formula One after a recent suggestion from Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto.
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Tom Daley: gay, proud and an Olympic-gold medalist
Anna Noble discusses the significance of Tom Daley’s Olympic-Gold medal in the context of his work, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights across the world.
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Simone Biles and the dangers of the ‘superhuman’ narrative at the Olympic Games
Anna Noble discusses the media pressure surrounding Simone Biles and her withdrawal from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
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The seemingly impossible conundrum: social media and racial abuse
Anna Noble examines the conundrum faced by governments in tackling abuse on social media and maintaining freedom of speech.
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Don’t be fooled by the façade of the ‘war on woke’
Anna Noble reflects on the UK’s ‘woke’ culture war, and argues that this war should be given less prevalence in society.
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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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