Last night the Liberal Democratic party delivered some early bad news to Boris Johnson and his Conservative government last night. Buoyed by the decisions of The Independent Group for Change, […]
Category: Columns
Ethiopia breaks record by planting 350 million trees in one day
Ethiopia have just shattered a Guinness World Record for the most trees planted in one day, according to their Office of the Prime Minister. By their numbers 353,633,600 trees were […]
Prime Minister Johnson’s Cabinet is now complete: Where do we go from here?
Boris Johnson has been elected as the new leader of the Conservative party, and there is already plenty we can learn of the new Premiership simply by looking at the […]
2019 European Election Results: Where do we go from here?
Search online for the results of the 2019 European Elections and it won’t be hard to find various articles suggesting Nigel Farage led a rampant Brexit Party to a landslide […]
2020 Democrats: The top 5 favourites to challenge Trump
The 2020 US Presidential election is still quite a way off but the Democratic challenging field is already starting to take shape and campaigning is certainly well underway. With this […]
Report from the History Department & Society: Brexit Panel Discussion
Last night the History Society put on a well attended panel discussion on the historical implications, roots and background of the Brexit decision and the recent negotiation process. Featuring Dr. […]
For the sake of Europe, the British Left and our futures – stop supporting the People’s Vote
I applied for pre-Settled Status yesterday. Naturally, I paid the sixty-five pound registration fee. I plan on spending a large portion of my life in the United Kingdom, so it […]
Midterms 2018: What they reveal about the state of America
As the dust begins to settle upon the latest episode in the absurdity of contemporary global politics, one can’t help but think: what does it all mean to Europe, to […]
Why Remembrance means recognising crimes, atrocities and the darker side of the British Army
As we get to within two weeks of the centenary of the end of the First World War, and what stand to be the biggest Armistice Day celebrations since the […]
This little charming French accent
As my second column , I wanted to explore the abyss of linguistics: the French accent, so recognizable and typical that it became a concept. What about Spanish and their – […]