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Boris Johnson has announced plans for a new ‘Commission of Race and Ethnic Disparities’ in order to review racial discrimination in the...

Theatres are in a state of crisis. The Creative Industries Federation estimates that there will be a combined revenue drop of £74 billion...

Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick and former Shadow Education Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey were mired...

‘Ruling Britannia’ is perfect for understanding why political reform is necessary. Andrew Marr has been an astute, dominant political...

As the United States enters its fourth week of protests against the heartless killing of George Floyd, the UK has responded in solidarity...

As the government announced that primary schools were to reopen on June 1, many teachers’ unions and the British Medical Association have...

Whilst the #BlackLivesMatter movement has existed for about seven years since the shooting of Trayvon Martin, its presence as a household...

The fall of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol has sparked fierce debate across the country and the globe. The statue was captured during...

Just shy of six months since his successful election, Boris Johnson should be riding high, yet his position as Prime Minister seems oddly...

The ongoing debate around reopening schools hit the headlines in the past weeks, with the Daily Mail taking aim at education unions,...