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Rising Tuition Fees: Starmer Stabs Students in the Back
By Kara Evans Since the early end of summer, universities crippled with the financial implications of frozen tuition fees have been...

A Gray Area: The Downfall of Starmer’s Chief of Staff
By Evan Verpoest Looking at the news, you would be forgiven for thinking we are back in 2009. Number 10 psychodrama, negative briefing,...

Starmer in Crisis?
By Alice Richardson 12 weeks ago, we entered a new government with a glimpse of hope that an era of scandal, uncertainty, and controversy...


Gaza on the ballot: the lessons Labour should learn from a collapse in Muslim support
By Isa Seedat A landslide is the only appropriate way to describe Labour‘s victory in the 2024 UK General Election. Having won 412 seats...


Why the Tories must work with Reform if they want to survive
By Ethan Harvey The Tories have got what they deserve – a humiliating defeat after 14 years of managed decline and continued consensus...


Behind the Landslide: The Campaign Which Delivered Starmer To Downing Street
By Jamie Mutch Labour has been returned to government in a historic win with an astonishing 172-seat majority in Parliament. The party's...

VAT on Private School Fees: A Move Towards Meritocracy?
By Kate O'Mahony Many of us educated in the comprehensive sector have tales of the sorry state of our schools. One that always resonates...


‘We're not like them’: the flawed strategy behind Labour’s (likely) victory
By Danny Varley All estimations for the upcoming July General Election point to a victory, and a seismic one at that, for Keir Starmer’s...


It's Time to Go: A Brief History of Fourteen Years of Tory Rule
By Tom Lowe For fourteen long years, the Conservatives have held court over the British people from Westminster and Downing Street. From...

Reform UK’s “Contract with You” is rooted in a deeply flawed idea of British culture, here’s why
By Jakob Reid Page Three of Reform UK’s “Contract with You” makes for interesting reading. It is the culmination of everything Nigel...
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