by Dylan Oakley | May 28, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
This week, Parliament entered ‘Recess’, essentially a summer break for the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Recess takes place a few times over the year, including Christmas, Easter and Summer. It gives the Parliament staff chance to have time off...
by Student Journalist | May 27, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
Trying to work out what has been going on with Phillip Schofield and why it matters is a bigger challenge than it needs to be. Schofield has worked for ITV, the country’s oldest commercial broadcaster, for more than two decades. He has stepped down under...
by Student Journalist | May 27, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
By Charlie Fenton “A babby’s yed and wet pea please love” is something Rishi Sunak would never say. Just imagine it. You can’t. Well, now you have, and it feels wrong. Rishi lives Northern but breathes Tory. What if he breathed reality like you and I? In the UK, where...
by Student Journalist | May 27, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
By Sunjun Hwang It’s not a huge surprise how fast AI technology is stepping up and becoming a big part of our lives. Whether you have noticed or not, AI is incredibly prevalent, from personalised social media feeds to spell checkers reading through your email...
by Jack Harvey | May 26, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
After a man mysteriously drove his car into the Downing Street gates on May 25 and was subsequently arrested, the rarity of such crime happening on the UK’s arguably most famous street has been highlighted. A seemingly bizarre turn of events happened yesterday as a...
by James Dugdale | May 26, 2023 | Home, The Establishment
It’s not surprising that a party that has a ‘fantastic’ hatred for foxes that Boggis, Bunce and Bean would be proud of, is winding down even remotely progressive legislation on general animal welfare. The Animal Welfare Bill or Kept Animals Bill,...
