Beyond the beaches: the two faces of Cape Town
Monday afternoon, mid-October. I watch the UV index decrease from twelve to eleven as I alternate between sunbathing and swimming....
Month: October 2024
The Conservative Leadership Contest: Is the dominance of the Right here to stay?
On 4 July the Conservative Party suffered a catastrophic electoral defeat against Keir Starmer’s Labour, losing 244 seats, primarily to...
“Uni of Leeds you can’t hide- we charge you with genocide”: Leeds student walkout marks a year since the conflict began
On Thursday, October 10, University of Leeds students staged a walkout in front of the Parkinson building to mark the...
“Yorkshire’s Finest: Brook and Root Ignite England Success in Multan”
Sitting here in Harry Brook and Joe Root’s native Yorkshire as the rain lashes at the windows, one could be forgiven...
Oasis and Ticketmaster: Why the Calls for Government Intervention are Misplaced
Like many others, I set my alarm bright and early on 31st August for the highly anticipated Oasis reunion tickets...
‘Some Might Say’ Dynamic Pricing Ruining Concerts
2024 has seen a multitude of artists take to stages across the world, with even more artists announcing their tours...
The liberation of friendship: how friends at University set me free
Friendship for me has often felt like a game of balancing acts where I’ve found myself teetering on the edge...
The Emmy’s: The Bear is Not a Comedy
The 76th Emmy awards took place in September and behind all the glitz and glamour, I was left with one...
The dreaded question: “what are you going to do after University?”
The question “What are you going to do after university?” is one I have been trying to escape for years. I...
Israel-Gaza War: My Visit to The West Bank
It’s lunch time in the Occupied Territories of the West Bank, Israel. I sit on a white plastic chair outside...
