Hannah Redman – Palatinate

Levelling up? Broken promises on Northern transport

Hannah Redman argues that the Government must prioritise transport investment if it is serious about its ‘levelling up’ agenda.

Hannah Redman uses the examples of Gordon Brown and David Cameron to see whether former Prime Ministers can redeem themselves after leaving office.

Hannah Redman argues the importance of the Queen’s comments on climate change, and the potential of a ‘progressive’ monarchy.

Hannah Redman looks at rising energy prices and their effect on households across the country, as well as the potential impact on students.

Hannah Redman examines the disparities in refugee resettlement numbers between northern and southern councils in England.

Hannah Redman examines what the Prime Minister’s new cabinet will mean for British politics

For the Comment section’s first ‘long reads’ piece, Hannah Redman discusses 9/11’s complex emotional and political impact on society.

Hannah Redman discusses the positive charged energy that the Tokyo Olympics has brought despite the restrictions of Covid-19.

Hannah Redman argues that the Bashir scandal has been dramatically elevated, and fears for the future of the BBC.

Hannah Redman discusses her own experience with dyslexia and calls for greater recognition of the diverse experiences of dyslexic people.