The Labour Party is in a sorry state, and their recent loss of Hartlepool is one of many cuts bleeding the party out. We can trace this state back to Corbyn, who’s hubris as...
Dan Mikhaylov is a Policy Fellow of The Pinsker Centre, a campus-based think tank which facilitates discussion on global affairs and free speech. The views in this article are the author’s own. Without doubt,...
The constituency of Hartlepool, Labour since its inception, has fallen to the Tories. Boris Johnson’s candidate, Jill Mortimer, won with 52% of the vote, while Keir Starmer’s man, Paul Williams, secured less than 30%....
As the UK moves into new frontiers Post-Brexit, one sector of international trade that is often overlooked is that of the security and defence sector. Mix this with the most overlooked part of the...
In the world of international security in an ever more digital world the development of cyber secure networks remains of the utmost importance. It was revealed late last year that Germany would allow Chinese...
The other day I had to go to my GP for a minor appointment. As I’ve constantly been postponing changing my address, I had to travel for an hour to get to the other...
I loved history at school. Along with English, it was my favourite subject. GCSE, A-Level and even a year-long elective course at university. I still remember a lot of what was taught, even from...
Columnists / Comment / Mario Laghos
by Guest Contributor · Published April 28, 2021 · Last modified April 27, 2021
Liberty Steel is the third largest steel manufacturer in the UK. The firm employs some 3,000 workers across the country, and its facilities have the capacity to roll 3 million tonnes of steel annually....
Columnists / Dan Mikhaylov / Think Tank
by Dan Mikhaylov · Published April 23, 2021 · Last modified April 22, 2021
Less than a month after schools had been reopened, an obstreperous group of Pimlico Academy students staged a demonstration to protest the actions of the recently appointed principal, Daniel Smith. Although British students do...
Comment / Culture / Dustin Lovell
by Jake Scott · Published April 22, 2021 · Last modified April 28, 2021
Written in the 1660s, John Milton’s Paradise Lost is the type of book I imagine one could spend a lifetime mining for meaning and still be left with something to learn. Its being conceived...
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