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Is online shopping the 'nail in the coffin' for the UK high street?
The death of the British high street happened long ago; online shopping is merely the nail in the coffin. The demise of the cherished...


The politics behind the cabinet reshuffle
Last week, cabinet members were nervously biting their nails in anticipation of Boris Johnson’s second cabinet reshuffle. A reshuffle...


Cabinet reshuffles should be based on policy, not personality
In most circumstances, there is nothing wrong with a reshuffle. In a small organisation, it may allow people to develop their talents by...


Following Britain: Will other countries join in leaving the EU?
The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union is unprecedented. Not only did it come as a surprise to many European countries, it...


HS2: Stick or Scrap?
A project initially given a budget of £56 billion is now projected to cost up to £106 billion, nearly doubling in cost under the...


Virgin Care has been more of a parasite than an asset
The year was 2010. Only two years ago the credit crunch had plunged the global economy into total disarray. The Conservative Party,...


Brexit Britain and a tale of sovereignty
The best fictional example of the ultimate totalitarian state is George Orwell’s ‘1984.’ The state of Oceania, run by Big Brother, has...


Can we combat Europe's depression epidemic?
If it cannot be seen and it cannot be touched, then for many it simply does not exist. Generally, the stigma around depression has...


Against stop and search
From an early age it was clear to me that my skin colour would be a source of anxiety and intimidation to some. Stop and search and its...


How to change the face and attitudes of Parliament
With the recent general election, new waves of MPs have been introduced to parliament. Although a nerve-wracking experience from them...
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