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Public Spending - Acting quickly, or turning Britain into a Chumocracy?
By MIKE JOYNER The National Audit Office has found that £10.5 billion of coronavirus contracts were awarded directly without a...


Boris Johnson - the man who cancelled Christmas
By ENOCH MUKUNGU We love Christmas. This is a point so basic that it feels pointless to say, but it is worth taking a step back and just...


The UK should commit to foreign aid to combat poverty
By FEE MERALI On the 24th November, Rishi Sunak outlined in his Spending Review that the UK would cut its foreign aid spending from the...


FOR and AGAINST: Has Scottish devolution worked?
JAMES BALDWIN argues in favour of devolution As if we aren’t already used to the Prime Minister saying something foolhardy or reckless,...


Great Britain: are we still the land of hope and glory?
By DOMINIC GILONIS I would describe myself as a patriot of this country; I feel a certain amount of loyalty to its ideals, and praise it...


No more petrol and diesel cars from 2030
By REMI TROVO As the fifth anniversary of the Paris Climate Accord and the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow approach, the Prime Minister...


Cummings and Goings: Boris takes back control
By MATTHEW OULTON Over 6 months after his notorious eye-test to Barnard Castle, Dominic Cummings walked out of 10 Downing Street,...


The arts sector needs more than money
By JOE HILL At a time when all areas of society are struggling, the arts sector is struggling more than most. While many other sectors...


Should we defund the British police?
By TERESA TURKHEIMER Conversations about race - whether it be with family at the dinner table, friends, or colleagues at work - are now...


Diversity in the UK Supreme Court: a radical rethink is required
By REMI TROVO All twelve Justices who sit on the UK Supreme Court are white and only two of them are women. Lord Reed, who succeeded Lady...
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