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Labour’s deafening silence on Brexit
Labour’s deafening silence on Brexit
Labour are strategically ignoring the Brexit debate, rolling the dice that the Conservative party will tear itself apart, but is this the…
Daniel Simons
Dec 6, 2017
What to do about Food Bank Britain?
What to do about Food Bank Britain?
Food banks exist in a bizarre sphere - they are not part of the welfare state but are proliferating following recent welfare state reform…
Megan Bente Bishop
Dec 6, 2017
The CAMHS Crisis
The CAMHS Crisis
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in Britain are failing our young people. With vast waiting lists and an urgent lack of…
Filibuster Team
Nov 19, 2017
“Back to the forties”: Universal Credit and the rediscovery of absolute poverty
“Back to the forties”: Universal Credit and the rediscovery of absolute poverty
Theresa May’s decision to push forward with the rollout of Universal Credit threatens to throw Britain’s welfare provision back to the…
Joseph Perry
Oct 17, 2017
To Empire and Beyond: A Critique
To Empire and Beyond: A Critique
Shashi Tharoor has made a welcome intervention in the national discourse about the British Empire. Now, we must dispel the historical…
Shameera Lin
Oct 2, 2017
Why is the left failing the working class?
Why is the left failing the working class?
The left is unpopular with the very section of society it claims to represent. Why is this? And what can be done?
Daniel Simons
Oct 1, 2017
I’m Not Lovin’ It: Zero Hour Contracts
I’m Not Lovin’ It: Zero Hour Contracts
With the McStrikes bringing zero hour contracts back into the news, can UK buisness kick its no-work-guaranteed habit? With rampant in-work…
Sophie Savage
Sep 26, 2017
The Summer Purge
The Summer Purge
This summer, President Trump has taken vital steps to improve the efficiency of his administration, shedding four of the most useless and…
Matthew Waterfield
Sep 5, 2017
Common Ground: lessons from land reform in Scotland
Common Ground: lessons from land reform in Scotland
The dramatic scenery of the Scottish Highlands to many seems tranquil and unspoilt. However, with such a strong concentration of wealth and…
Megan Bente Bishop
Sep 11, 2017
Towards a National Education Service… A Study in Empty Rhetoric?
Towards a National Education Service… A Study in Empty Rhetoric?
Does the Labour Party’s ‘National Education Service’ deserve comparisons to our NHS?
Joseph Perry
Sep 8, 2017
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