Hannah Redman – Palatinate

Afghan refugee resettlement: a North-South divide

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.

Hannah Redman explores the strengths and weaknesses of activism online, and which actions we may consider ‘slacktivism’.

Hannah Redman argues that Greenpeace is a strong example of climate change activism, and encourages readers to support its cause.

With a particular focus on John Snow college, Hannah Redman considers whether the JCR levy is justified this year.