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What the Conservatives stand for: A deep-dive into their 2019 Election Manifesto

December 6, 2019December 6, 2019 Matthew Hemmins

Still unsure about who to vote for? Are you wondering what the Conservative Party actually stand for aside from “getting Brexit done”? If both of those apply to you then […]

The graceful ending to a disastrous premiership

May 24, 2019May 24, 2019 Violet Daniels

Following Theresa May’s announcement of her departure, her apparent ode to humanity does not eradicate the mess she has left the country in.

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 […]

Why Remembrance means recognising crimes, atrocities and the darker side of the British Army

October 25, 2018October 26, 2018 Niels Boender

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 […]

Could the damning of Boris Johnson backfire?

August 13, 2018August 24, 2018 Jack Harvey

Calls to take back his words from the Prime Minister and members of his own party; damnation across the newspapers; described as engaging in “casual courting of fascism,” his career “a […]

Let’s hope this is Boris Johnson’s last spell in the Cabinet

July 10, 2018July 10, 2018 Jack Harvey

For some, yesterday’s Cabinet resignations were moments of patriotism, of extraordinary heroism and political excellence. They have earned applause from ardent Brexiteers like Nigel Farage (“Now can we please get rid of the […]

Enjoy the Moggmania while it lasts

August 2, 2017August 2, 2017 Jack Harvey

Jacob Rees-Mogg has acquired something of a cult following. The uncannily old-fashioned Member of Parliament for North East Somerset could have been frozen in time at the turn of the twentieth […]

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 […]

Labour: always the loser in the end

July 26, 2016February 2, 2017 Jack Harvey

British politics have been beaten senseless ever since the surprise ‘Brexit’ result of the referendum. You would think that a defeat for the government in the referendum should have led to […]

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