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Salmond v Sturgeon: A war that threatens to bring down the independence movement?
By SIDNEY PYCROFT There is a war within the Scottish National Party (SNP), with some of the most shocking allegations in politics since...


Can Biden wean the US off its Middle East Addiction?
by ARTHUR KLEINMAN Following decades of borderline compulsive meddling in the politics of the Middle East, a series of foreign policy...


The Texas Blackouts: Republicans must finally act to stop a repeat
Written by Sara Kende Republican, Texas Senator Ted Cruz flew to Cancun, Mexico on holiday just as his state went into a freeze and...


Russiafrica? Not yet
By DJEHANE VALLY ‘Russiafrica,’ a neologism inspired by the word ‘Françafrique,’ which symbolises the special relationship between France...


‘Politically Homeless’ mixes caustic satire with political reflections
By NOAH KEATE Satire’s purpose in politics is one that has never been fully established. Programmes like ‘Yes Minister’ and ‘Spitting...


The Harry and Meghan Interview: “Never explain, never complain”
By ZACH ROBERTS “Never explain, never complain,” was a maxim adopted by the Queen Mother and quickly became the motto of the Royal Family...


GCSE and A-Level changes - A good compromise or false promises?
By ZACH ROBERTS Less than 6 years ago, Michael Gove took a scythe to coursework, controlled assessments and modular courses in a major...


George Osborne and the Revolving Door of Politics
By MATTHEW OULTON When George Osborne lost his job as Chancellor of the Exchequer in 2016, there would have been a cruel irony if he’d...


A big budget for a big recovery… but is it big enough?
By ADAM GRAVELY On Wednesday, 3rd March, Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his second Budget to the House of Commons....


Lateral Flow Tests: Britain’s Bridge to Freedom?
By MATTHEW ALEXANDER The leaking of “Operation Moonshot” last summer seems a long time ago now. Before the arrival of the vaccine, there...
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