The Tokenism of UK Government E-Petitions: What Went
Shakeal explores the recent debate surrounding Parliamentary E-Petitions, and wether or not they are doing their job.
Starmer’s Response to Slavery Reparation Talks is Insulting
Anna explores the recent commentary surrounding British Reparations to former colonies, and argues its a long overdue commitment for Kier
Starmer’s Getting it in the Neck from Both
James evaluates the validity of criticism against Keir Starmer from both the left and right sides of the political spectrum,
100 Days into Keir Starmer’s Government: What Have
Anna looks back on the past 100 days of Keir Starmer's government, and wether or not Labour have got off
Keir Starmer: It’s Time to Step Up for
Politicians have turned their back on students for years, its finally time for Starmer to step up and decide if
University of Leeds students are divided on Keir
Since his election the party has undertaken a major transformation
Are Keir Starmer’s Plans For Radical Constitutional Reforms
On Monday 5th December, Labour announced a 40-point plan on overhauling the British Constitution, one that promised to sweep away
Is There Anyone Who Can Make The Main
[...] Johnson’s rhetoric at the conference sought to differentiate them from the fiscally irresponsible Labour Party, whilst coming off the