Jeffrey Bernard | William Yarwood
Jeffrey Bernard lit a cigarette and dragged on it slowly. Five minutes later, leaving barely a second before he finished his last, he lit another and then another, and then another. This may seem...
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The Future of Childhood: Controlled or Chaotic? | Daniel Hawker
If suddenly you found yourself transported back to Victorian England, undoubtedly, you’d notice many differences to 21st Century society; buildings would be far more beautiful, people far sicker and regulations regarding children in work...
Stop Watching Television | Chris Winter
I recently took a trip down to Bath and, during my visit, I stayed in a very pleasant cottage. Unfortunately, after doing a few laps of Bath, I realised that nothing much besides the...
Anne Brontë | Georgia L. Gilholy
Enter “Anne Brontë” into your search engine of choice and every few webpages you scroll past will express an urgent need to celebrate the ‘unsung’ of the famed literary trio. This surge in interest...
Charles Lindbergh | Ilija Dokmanovic
It has felt like an eternity since I have been on a plane. What was once a typical staple of my life commuting backwards and forwards between the Anglosphere, has now suddenly felt in...
Afghanistan – What Went Wrong | Andrew Trovalusci
In the last few weeks the Taliban have captured regional capitals across Afghanistan including Herat, Kandahar and Kunduz – a major city linked by highway to the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul. At time of...
Historical Revival Done Right: What the UK Could Learn From Egypt | Nathan Wilson
For a lot of Conservative writers and thinkers, the topic of tradition and culture is a central one, for not just their politics but their own lives. While much criticism has been laid upon...
The Decline in Educational Standards | Jake Scott
There needs to be a serious consideration as to what education is for, at every level – clearly, the current attitude of ‘qualifications over skills’ is not working.
Nancy Wake | Sarah Stook
“The White Mouse”. It is not a name one would associate with fear and dread, especially when it belonged to a thirty year old woman. When one reads about her, it’s as though you’re...
UK Universities-Huawei Partnerships, Why Do These Still Exist? | Nathan Wilson
As previously mentioned, in another article, one might begin to question why UK universities still hold partnerships with such a controversial state-owned company. Since Huawei was banned in the UK’s 5G infrastructure, one topic...
