How is Gen-Z Internet Culture Impacting the US
Ruby Colville explores the implications internet culture is having on the US election, and wether theres space for memes, coconuts
The Conservative Leadership Contest: Is the dominance of
Writer, Sadie Kendall, delves into the Conservative Leadership Contest and explores the future of the party.
Leader of Leeds City Council on support for
With the second-largest population of any council in the country and a net revenue exceeding £600 million, James Lewis is
2023 Autumn Statement: what you need to know
On the 22nd of November, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt presented the 2023 Autumn Statement explaining future plans for
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
New BBC impartiality rules: more of the same
At the end of September, the BBC enacted a new set of rules for the impartiality of their flagship presenters,
Sunak announces plan to replace A-levels with ‘Advanced
The plan would merge A-levels with the technical-based T-levels into a new single qualification
Putting Myself in Someone Else’s Shoes – My
Mayu Taniguchi shares her experiences volunteering with the Leeds Ukrainian Community Centre and the work she did during the last
The US Endeavour for Eternal Sun-Time
Views Writer Evie Yabsley discusses the US legislation ending the so-called disruption of Daylight Savings.
Anti-Trade Union Laws Must Be Resisted
As strikes take place across the U.K., the Conservative Party is planning to introduce a wave of anti-union and anti-strike