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Putin is right about liberalism - But he doesn't have to be
Vladimir Putin has fired his latest broadside against Western political ideas, by claiming that liberalism has become ‘obsolete’. The...
Lions led by drug-mules - the Tory drug scandal
Gossip is the mortar that holds society together. How we know we can trust people without having to go through the laborious task of...
The EU elections were not a victory for leave or remain
Nigel Farage was not wrong when he stood defiant declaring that, “there’s massive message here”, the day after the election results came...
The public will vote for Brexit again in the European elections
They were never supposed to be taking place. The EU elections mark a dark time in our nation’s history, epitomising the betrayal of...
Local Elections: A Plague on Both Your Houses?
The Local Elections were terrible for both of the main parties. It’s not fair to say that the level of disaster was equal for the two...
The Hypocrisy and Left-Wing Nature of the Extinction Rebellion
The Extinction Rebellion, over the past week, has stirred the emotions of Britain. Whether deemed irresponsible trouble makers by some...
Julian Assange: criminal hacktivist or beacon of free speech?
After seven years of stalemate with Assange hiding within the confines of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, his arrest on April 11 may...
The Battle for the Conservatives: New Heights or Wilderness Woes
Let’s not beat around the bush, the Conservative Party is in a state. They have plummeted almost 12% in the polls since February, with...
A neglected Northern Powerhouse
Ever since it was announced by George Osborne, the Northern Powerhouse has been rather a point of contention, especially since the...
Brazil’s rewriting of history textbooks is concerning, yet Britain is not without flaws on the alter
Brazil’s new government – led by the right-wing Jair Bolsonaro – has not been short of criticism and scrutiny since the country’s...
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