Sarah Stook is an Assistant Editor of the Mallard.
We all know the Tudors and Victoria from the history books, but we’ve had plenty of fascinating monarchs over the years. Here are ten leaders of England, Scotland, Wales and Great Britain that deserve...
Kings might have insatiable appetites and want something more. So long as they weren’t too open about it, they could have as many women as they wanted.
What if Charles and Camilla had married first? In 1971, Prince Charles meets Camilla Shand. Whilst she is in a relationship with Andrew Parker-Bowles, said relationship is very tumultuous. The two find that they...
One country seems to be dominating the entertainment world at the moment. It’s not America. It’s not India. It’s South Korea. From top Netflix shows and films, to K-Pop superstars, the glittering nation has...
At just past 12PM on Wednesday, the 20th January 2021, Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th US President. It’s been a year since Biden became President. A lot has happened to put it...
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by Sarah Stook · Published January 18, 2022 · Last modified January 17, 2022
Reading is a beautiful thing; it allows us to escape real life even with a few pages. We can travel back in time, explore the stars, blast off into the future or just explore...
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by Jake Scott · Published January 1, 2022
Every year, the Mallard asks its contributors to reflect on the last twelve months, and the next twelve to come. We are very grateful that this year, as terrible as it may have been,...
We’re fascinated by ‘what ifs?’ What if we picked another university? What if we didn’t go on a second date with that person? What if we did get that job? History is no exception....
It seems politicians are afraid to talk about terrorism. They’re terrified of being deemed racist or wrong or hateful.
Foreign aid is a somewhat controversial subject. Those in favour argue that as a developed nation, we are morally obligated to help those who need it. They argue that it will improve the lives...
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