To gain a better understanding of national politics impact on campus politics, we sat down with committee members from Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Students Left.

Rachel Reeves’ November Budget sought to stabilise public finances and cut child poverty, but its impact was eclipsed by a major OBR leak that triggered fierce political fallout

Announcement of Labour’s new approach to education qualifications V-Levels calls into question Government approach to education policy

How the ceasefire in Gaza may affect the West Bank and the possibility of a Palestinian state

After years of false starts and disappointments, a new path is opening up for the Democrats – but one they might not be able to take

After years of criticism over its stance on Israel, Labour’s decision to oppose Birmingham’s ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans has ignited a political firestorm

Stalemate as neither the Republicans and the Democrats have reached an agreement on budget spending – leading to a government shutdown

Labelling Reform UK and Farage as fascists is alienating key voters and trivialising fascism’s real meaning

After a year and a half of political ascendency, Reform are showing signs of stumbling. 

Thatcher-inspired Sanae Takaichi becomes Japan’s Prime Minister

Reform UK has announced the suspension of four of its Kent councillors following the leaking of a video, which showed the Kent County Council leader shouting and swearing at colleagues

With the rapid rise and fall of Your Party, the rebranding of the Greens as Britain’s leading socialists, and the shockwaves in Europe echoing across our island, is the British left taking a step forward?

In the latest development in France’s ongoing political crisis, Sébastien Lecornu was re-appointed Prime Minister by President Emmanuel Macron, just four days after resigning from the role

Nearly 40 years after Viraj Mendis sought sanctuary in Hulme’s Church of the Ascension, his story was retold in the very place where it began. The launch of the BBC’s new podcast saw an evening of deep reflection on his extraordinary act of resistance, and the continuing struggle for justice faced by asylum seekers today.

Can the Conservative Party’s fortunes be turned around or are they set for prolonged irrelevance?

British politics is in a period of flux – the rise of Reform, a fractured political landscape and the rise of influential local politicians. But is the UK looking more like a European democracy, and why?

As Western states recognise Palestine and both Western and Arab increase their criticisms of both Israel and Hamas, will it amount to much?

What is the controversy surrounding Katy Perry and the female-only space launch. How do we move forward?

“Tax wealth not work,” says Gary Stevenson, a man who has made millions betting on economic collapse. With a bestselling book and 1.3 million YouTube subscribers, it seems the public are listening

Hungary’s government has banned the Budapest Pride march, intensifying tensions with the EU over human rights and freedom of expression