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The seemingly never-ending debate surrounding the legalisation of drugs is heavily contested; yet the solution is conspicuous. The War on...

Earlier this year, we witnessed the death of the former deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, and Provisional Irish Republican Army...

The past 12 months have been jam-packed with juicy political intrigue, sensational headlines and murky backbench treachery. Since the...

Writing this piece, for this magazine, I feel like a Spartan at Thermopylae. I feel like a soldier at Rorkes Drift, I feel like one of...

‘The prospect of bringing back grammar schools has always been wrong’. Whilst David Cameron’s sentiment was arguably valid in premise, it...

In 1965, the Labour Education Secretary, Anthony Crosland, is rumoured to have said ‘If it’s the last thing I do, I’m going to destroy...

It is unsurprising that our unelected PM, Theresa May, has gone against her repeated promises by calling a general election because she...

I strongly believe that this election gives everyone in this country a fundamental and clear choice: between an efficient, strong,...

Image: Wikimedia Commons It’s not every day you receive an email asking if you “want to see Gordon Brown in two days’ time?” Last Tuesday...

Photograph: Flickr / mpd01605 Warwick University campus has been fortunate to play host to two Eurosceptic public figures this week,...