The publishing of the EHRC report shed light on key features of the anti-Semitism issue within the Labour Party, yet somehow it is political individuals who are receiving the most attention whilst anti-Semitism itself continues to be pushed aside

Kerry McCall looks into how Labour has failed to tackle anti-Semitism after Jeremy Corbyn’s suspension from the Labour Party

What would a night at the local look like with the class of 2019’s politicians? A Nido Student study finds out who we like to drink with and who can get it down in eight

Tallulah Brennan argues that the billionaire class should not exist and stands in the way of human flourishing

One of this year’s FA Cup’s greatest stories so far is dissected by Jake Egelnick

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 […]

George Walker argues Corbyn’s new Brexit policy is the only way to unite the country.

At its annual party conference in Brighton, Labour promised to end private schools in the interest of “social justice”

According to The Times, the Prime Minister’s aides said that if a general election is called next month, this could limit the time available for students to register to vote

Parliament rejects a number of amendments backed by Greater Manchester MPs, that include renegotiation with the EU, and legislating for a second referendum

Luke O Hane argues that listening to the views of the general public may help Theresa May to gain more confidence within her Brexit negotiations.

Critics warn not to dismiss the youth-vote after data released from the British Election Study renders ‘youthquake’ a myth