Labour’s defence policy does more to expose the party’s weaknesses than protect those it claims to

At the annual Conservative Party conference, Prime Minister announced plans for Article 50 to be triggered by spring of next year

Jeremy Hunt announces new plans for present and future medical students

With voter turnout remaining a prevalent issue in US politics, have we been using the power of celebrity and social media for good?

Corbyn expects to win general election with ‘21st century socialism’

Lioui Benhamou addresses the deeper connotations of the debate surrounding France’s banning of the controversial ‘burkini’

Head Features Editor Jacob Nicholas sat down with the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, to talk about everything from Brexit to building a hotel on campus

In light of recent events, Ryan Khudara critically assesses a shift in political language

Mo Ahmed, co-chair of Manchester Labour Students, resigned whilst attending the party’s youth conference owing to allegations directed at him regarding leaks and institutional racism at the conference

Master’s student Luqman Onikosi faces deportation back to Nigeria where he will not receive critical Hepatitis B treatment

On the back of Jeremy Corbyn’s resounding victory in last year’s Labour leadership election, we explore the legacy of adopted Mancunian Friedrich Engels

Joely Thomas has some reading recommendations for the Tories and their supporters

George Bolton looks at how David Cameron’s PR-managed answers could be harming his credibility in the long run

The South Korean government is planning a controversial change to how schools teach history

Joely Thomas examines if there is more to the exclusivity of rugby and our political elites than we might think

Stand Up Be Counted is a national campaign to hear the voices and ideas of young people across the country who may be disillusioned by politics

The latest ‘cash for influence’ scandal highlights more than just nefarious MPs exploiting their positions, it raises fundamental questions about how we pay our lawmakers

With us humans–us feeble, naïve, easily swayed humans–using the right language can really change everything. The case hasn’t changed much since the beginning of time: using the perfect combination of words is an ancient weapon used by politicians, writers, musicians and world-leaders. In fact, one of the areas where the correct language is especially useful […]

Lauren Wills explores the effect that the outspoken comedian and political commentator Russell Brand has had on the UK political sphere

TTIP has been described as one of the most controversial legislations that the European Commission has tried to bring about, yet it is not as well known as would be expected. Roberta Rofman talks to Natasha Brooks about her thoughts on TTIP, her campaign in Brussels and US politics