Politics in Britain has been bizarre for a while. But recently things have got significantly more bizarre and intense, with a swathe of people suddenly interested in the finer details of our constitution. I...
Following Amin Haque’s article (which can be read here), we continue our discussion on green environmentalism. The planet is in crisis. In geopolitics as expected but also, critically, Earth itself: the Paris Agreement...
In June 2016, before the Brexit referendum, I predicted that Britain would vote to Leave the European Union. Mercifully, I wasn’t alone; many people predicted such an outcome, and for many different reasons. Roger...
“I haven’t got time to talk mate, but on Brexit we all back you 100%, just get it done”. Council estates haven’t always been happy hunting grounds, but recently canvassing has been going pretty...
With climate protests taking place across the globe, many are yearning for action to be taken to deal with the diverse set of threats facing our planet. Deforestation, air quality, and biodiversity to name...
It can be Jeremy Corbyn talking to a single mum affected by austerity. It can be Nigel Farage grinning over a pint. It could be Jess Phillips talking candidly on the radio. It could...
As someone relatively new to writing for online publications, I admit that before I did so I deliberated about it for some time, not being sure what to expect. I have to say, the...
The vote to leave the European Union was a shocking moment for everyone, and especially for the academics, researchers, and journalists who failed to discern the mood of the public. What followed was a...
Saturday 31st August saw thousands flock to city centres across the country in the newest wave of protests. Though there does seem to be one every week, this one was regarding Boris Johnson’s controversial...
As the looming no-deal Brexit casts its shadow over Great Britain, many left-wing critics blame nostalgia for poisoning the Sceptered Isle’s politics. The recent film “Brexit: The Uncivil War” depicts Dominic Cummings cynically promising...
