Cacophony – Paris Paloma Casts a Spell on
On the 28th of November, Paris Paloma graced Leeds as the ninth and final stop on her UK tour after
Students Weigh In: Perspectives on the new Labour
What do the students from the University of Leeds think about the new Labour government?
The Catch 22 of Paying Off your Tuition
Eszter explores the reality of being a student during the tuition fee rise, and the lack of responsibility from headline
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,
Carbon capture: an answer to net zero pledges
On the 4th of October, Prime Minister Kier Sarmer announced that £22bn was going towards climate funding, specifically into carbon
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
Is the government facing a death by by-election?
Peter Bone, who represents Wellingborough, is the latest MP to face a sexual misconduct and bullying scandal
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
The New Wave of Red Versus Blue: A
Writer Samuel Stephens-White considers the importance of party conferences in our current turbulent political environment. Liz Truss' recent resignation renders
Top London principals and Labour MPs discuss A-Level
Séamus O'Hanlon summarises the challenges A-level students have faced during the Covid-19 pandemic