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The People’s Vote is now more imperative than ever

March 24, 2019March 24, 2019 Violet Daniels

Yesterday, over one million people from across the country, marched in London to campaign for a People’s Vote on the final outcome of Brexit. Not all of us could make […]

For the sake of Europe, the British Left and our futures – stop supporting the People’s Vote

January 22, 2019January 25, 2019 Niels Boender

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 […]

Brexit shambles: an autocracy tempered by regicide

December 13, 2018January 25, 2019 Niels Boender

With these oft-quoted words William Hague once described the Conservative Party and the last few weeks, originating in the announcement of the draft Withdrawal Agreement, have only revealed this once […]

PFI and Carillion: A watershed moment?

January 27, 2018December 7, 2018 Lewis Hales

The closure of Carillion and the release of the Nation Audit Office’s Report on PFI and PF2 have shone light into Britain’s history of privatisation. For any not aware of […]

Should we still be wearing a Poppy this November?

November 5, 2017January 25, 2019 Violet Daniels

In Britain, as we approach November the 11th it is customary to remember those who lost their lives in the First World War. From day one in school we engaged […]

York Tories under fire for inviting “the most misogynistic MP” to campus

September 6, 2017September 9, 2017 Jack Harvey

The University of York Conservative and Unionist Association has been criticised for inviting a “misogynistic” Member of Parliament to speak on campus in a forthcoming academic term. The society, better […]

2017 UK General Election – Liveblog!

June 8, 2017 Jack Harvey

The Yorker is on campus as the polling ends and the results are counted. Who will form a government? Keep an eye on our livestream for reports, comments from The Yorker‘s team […]

Green Party leader comes to campus

October 29, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

The Co-Leader of the Green Party, Jonathan Bartley, will be coming to give a talk at the University of York on Thursday the 3rd November. During the event, which is […]

York MP speaks out against grammar schools

October 2, 2016October 2, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

On the 1st October, the York Central MP, and Shadow Secretary for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Rachael Maskell, spoke at a protest in St Helen’s Square, against the […]

The patriarchy in British politics stifles women’s achievements

September 17, 2016September 18, 2016 Miguel daCosta Leal

Theresa May is only the second woman ever to lead a UK government as the Prime Minister and be in charge of the country. However, the epoch of equality in politics has not […]

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