All four political societies on campus respond to questions about the upcoming election. They discuss the current PM and their plans for campaigning, as well as Brexit and domestic policies

EU students came together to attend a series of short talks given by experts in a wide range of subjects, all of which could be affected by Brexit

The October Brexit deadilne is fast approaching, but it’s been 117 days since the University updated its guidance for EU students considering studying here

Almost simultaneously Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament was ruled unlawful and Democrats in the US launched an impeachment investigation into President Donald Trump. There are many in both the UK and the US who hope this might be the beginning of the end for the two kindred leaders. But even if it is, our countries’ […]

Deputy Editor Nicole Wootton-Cane sat down with Sue Wilson to talk activism, Bremain, and Brexit

Nimo Omer discusses the presence of Empire around the Brexit debate

A guide on how to apply for settled status in the UK as an EU student

Oli Storey writes about the upcoming EU Elections; what should be an opportunity to highlight some key issues has become a second referendum by proxy

Iwan Hopkins writes about the amount of money the Brexit process, let alone the exit itself, is costing Britain, and how the clock is ticking for Theresa.

Is Cold War Steve the artist we need in these times of political uncertainty?

After a good month of parliamentary jostling and maneuvering, PM Boris Johnson has finally twisted the opposition’s arm in getting an election, framing it in eerily 2017-esque “crush the saboteurs” terms. The hope for the Prime Minister is that with the election he can effectively wipe out any mandate for a second referendum, picking up […]

Approximately 13,000 people took to the streets as the Conservatives held their annual party conference in Manchester

Report claims austerity in Northern city has lead to economic and social challenges due to lack of funding from government

George Walker analyses the implications of the Supreme Court decision for the Conservative Party.

Due to the looming threat of no-deal Brexit, Oldham council prepares for food price hikes by setting aside £20k for food banks

She’s been the Vice-Chancellor of UoM for nine years, so how does she think 2018/19 went?

Oliver Storey suggests that the demoncracy of the country rests on us having another opportunity to vote for or against Brexit.

Erasmus programmes are in jeopardy over loss of funding