“If His Ballot Was Red, Let His Balls
Skylar explores the conversation of the 4B movement post-US election and weighs up the effectiveness this will have for women.
Global Implications of Trump’s election
Zara Lake sits down with Dr Martin Purvis for an insight into what we could expect from Trump's presidency over
Remembrance Day: Let’s Not Forget Britain’s Hypocrisy
Momnah explores Britains selective memory loss when it comes to Remembrance Sunday, and the lack of recognition for soldiers from
Students Weigh In: Perspectives on the new Labour
What do the students from the University of Leeds think about the new Labour government?
Tuition Fee Increase: Why the Current System is
James argues that the current tuition fee rise is a necessary move from the Government, and will have little to
Brits Should Not be High and Mighty about
Poppy explores why British egotism is misplaced this US election cycle, and the reality is that Britain is not void
Kemi Badenoch Believes the System is Broken and
Elliot explores Badenoch's first PMQs evaluates how this will reflect on her time ahead as leader of the Conservative Party
Kemi Badenoch Appointed Leader of the Conservative Party
Kemi Badenoch has succeeded Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative party.
Election, So Confusing: Kamala Harris and her Brat
Views columnist Daisy explores the Kamala Harris' Campaigns use of 'brat summer' to connect with gen-z voters.
Fare change ahead: understanding Starmer’s updated bus fare
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the single bus fare cap will be raised from £2 to £3 commencing early