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Iain Dale’s new book says we can all get along if we put our minds to it
Why can’t we all just get along? It sounds a reasonable and legitimate question, but it is one too many of us have failed to take heed of...


Can Netanyahu weather Israel’s COVID Storm?
Who would’ve guessed? Mere months ago, there was a near consensus among pundits that the COVID-19 outbreak had single-handedly brought...


Master of the Senate is an immersive long read
During lockdown, a maelstrom of Twitter accounts have emerged that meticulously judge the décor, artwork and bookshelves of television...


Engines of Privilege is an empowering call for educational reform
What does it mean to have privilege? The definition takes many forms. I believe privilege is having an advantage within society, not...


Trans rights are being eroded in both the UK and the US
On both sides of the Atlantic, last week marked a step backwards in trans rights. The Trump administration has moved to allow healthcare...


The toppling of the Haile Selassie statue and the breakdown of social convention
I went to see the statue of Haile Selassie (the last emperor of Abyssinia/Ethiopia) in Cannizaro Park just a couple of weeks ago to...


Against the Web - Marred by Intellectual Complacence
How can socialists build a political movement that has genuine mainstream appeal while remaining faithful to their principles? After...


The crisis facing theatres - and how students are trying to save them
Theatres are in a state of crisis. The Creative Industries Federation estimates that there will be a combined revenue drop of £74 billion...


Anniversaries of Tiananmen Square and a rethinking of China's global image
On the 4th of June, the world remembered an infamous day in Chinese history, known universally as the Tiananmen Square Protests. This day...


'Ruling Britannia'- An Ever Relevant Read
‘Ruling Britannia’ is perfect for understanding why political reform is necessary. Andrew Marr has been an astute, dominant political...
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