In a monumental decision, the High Court has ruled that the UK governments proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation was disproportionate

Tired of hearing everything that’s wrong with the world? Here is some positive news to cheer you up!

Various rights groups have questioned elements of the proposed Crime and Policing Bill that would allow protestors to be arrested for covering their face or climbing memorials

The UK Parliament is the cornerstone of British politics. However, its majoritarian electoral system and executive dominance affects its levels of representation

Sue Gray has resigned after a year of being top dog in Starmer’s close circle – why does this matter to us and what does it say about the current state of the Labour government?

With growing geopolitical tensions and an underwhelming level of investment, the UK may not be doing enough to revive the domestic semiconductor industry

Antibiotic resistance is on the rise – could bacteriophages be the solution?

Alia Nawa discusses John Bercow’s autobiography Unspeakable following a candid talk by the ex-Speaker of the House himself

Martyn’s Law would see improvements to venue security and counter-terrorism training for venue staff

The Universities Minister has said that the soaring numbers of students graduating with first and upper second class degrees in the UK are ‘threatening’ their value