Rishi Sunak faces an impossible mission as Britain’s new PM and leader of the Tory Party

Students are going through a rollercoaster of emotions with the Prime Minister announcing her resignation 45 days after being appointed.

Has the Conservatives’ election-winning success over the past decade led to a sense of hubris and complacency?

Starmer should resign… and not just because of his problematic pint and controversial curry.

The £1.50 magic bus fare may have to be scrapped as Manchester receive half the funds expected

Instead of punishing the left and backing transphobes, Keir Starmer should be uniting the Labour Party behind the popular policy of nationalisation

Can the Labour party ever make it back into government? Paul Embery debates this question in his latest book Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class

Former PM, Gordon Brown, has proposed an urgent plan to tackle alarming youth unemployment caused by the pandemic

Sacha Perera explains his philosophical and political reasoning for spoiling his ballot in the most recent general election.

Archie Earle discusses the contenders in the Labour leadership race, asking whether the party can salvage its reputation

Manchester Young Labour’s Jawad Khan looks at what follows the general election for the party on campus

The four main political societies on campus debated issues affecting students in the run up to the general election

A heartwarming evening of film hosted by MLS

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

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

The National Organisation of Labour Students, which is 40 years old, will be eradicated in favour of a new student wing

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

Jacob Dunn considered about what the emergence of the Independent Group means for British Politics, arguing it is a good sign in an otherwise increasingly polarising politics

Greater Manchester MPs once again re-affirm their opposition to a No Deal, as an extension to Article 50 appears an increasingly attractive prospect

George Walker argues ‘The Independent Group’ represents a backwards step for progressive politics and the electoral fight against the failing Conservative party, a by-election should be called immediately.