by Jack Harvey | May 31, 2023 | Home, Social Issues, The Establishment
Hope of preventing the Tories’ oppressive Public order Act seems to be out of reach for most, including Keir Starmer’s Labour, but rare rumblings of rebellion from the House of Lords hope to deal the belligerent bill a ‘fatal’ blow. Whilst the bulk of the anti-protest...
by Florence Hill | May 31, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
In England and Wales, black people were found to have received Covid-related fines at a rate three times higher than average. According to a study commissioned for Britain’s police chiefs, fines were three times more likely to be issued to black individuals and...
by Florence Hill | May 31, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
The concept of right and wrong has been up for debate since humanity could start questioning the world around them. And it is a concept that still needs to be solved. So how do we regulate intangible concepts and enforce consequences and penalties on ideas that no two...
by Dylan Oakley | May 31, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
This weekend, members of ASLEF and the RMT union will walk out yet again, and Rishi Sunak’s Government are not even close to meeting their demands regarding pay and working conditions. Rail strikes inevitably cause disruption, that is their sole purpose....
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...
by Student Journalist | May 30, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
By Shakthi Thyagarajan Satire is an incredible tool to scrutinise our state affairs, but the experts warn any aspiring satirists out there not to take the easy way out by attacking just the person and not the politics – you’ve got to make your punches count. We...
