In recent days, we have heard more and more noises from the government, and politicians, regarding the introduction of vaccine passports. The now seemingly inevitable introduction of these documents has been met with strong...
Covid is the latest national crisis which would normally give the government an opportunity to look active, as if, in the face of grave peril, they were achieving greatness. On the other hand, it...
The idea of freedom of movement of goods and services across similar economies in Europe is a fundamentally good idea. There is no problem with holding these countries to a minimum standard of human...
So here we are. A deal has been reached, the nation finally hears. Both sides confirm a deal has been reached that works for them. And all that’s left is for Parliament to ratify...
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...
You may find the antics of the Brexit Party in the European Parliament commendable, contemptible, hideous, or hilarious. Its leader, Nigel Farage, is seen by many as either a second Moses, leading us out...
To round off 2018, the Mallard’s Culture Editor Ms. Sarah Stook has compiled a list of the 100 most influential people on the right in the UK. Influential is defined as having an...
“his unbiassed opinion, his mature judgment, his enlightened conscience, he ought not to sacrifice to you, to any man, or to any set of men living.” Edmund Burke, Speech to the Bristol Electors, 1774...
I supported Brexit, but the government is wrong in preventing Parliament from voting on the final deal. Despite the failure of Theresa May to secure a majority in this year’s general election, it is...
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