by Student Journalist | Jun 1, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
Attaching security tags to every basic food item will not make people shrug their shoulders and pay up. It will make them not eat. Punching Up asks whether this is more important than supermarkets losing money. They’re locking up milk, cheese and meat. The...
by Student Journalist | May 31, 2023 | Home, Opinion, The Establishment
Just Stop Oil activists have got more of a moral compass than most of us, and balls of steel too. They’re up to their usual antics today, and good for them. You wouldn’t think that asking the government to halt new oil and gas licenses – especially...
by Student Journalist | May 31, 2023 | Healthcare and Welfare, Home
One year on from the start of the world’s biggest trial of the four-day working week taking place in the UK, we have the results: success on all fronts. So what are we waiting for? The majority of weeks in May have been four-day work weeks – although one...
by Student Journalist | May 31, 2023 | Home, Opinion
By Maximilian Jenz Meet Sir Nigel Fancypants, Member of Parliament for Upper Crustshire and self-appointed expert on all things elitist. He really shines in front of the cameras. Saying everything, but nothing at all. However, it’s time for the annual photo op...
by Student Journalist | May 30, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
By Vincent Lumley Marshall Are you worried about the constant struggle to survive in the modern-day UK? Does the fear of a cold house with no lights keep you up at night? Well, help is on the way from your government! In a time of global uncertainty that undoubtedly...
