The Brexit Dividend- What Do We Stand to Gain?
On New Year’s Eve 2020, four and half years after the UK voted to leave and some eight years after
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The United States of Europe
The European Union is moving fast towards a federal European state. The confirmed budget last week demonstrates that it is
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The Case For Defunding the BBC
Why do we venerate the BBC? Why does it take precedence over other news providers? Why do we still tolerate
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Make your voice heard this Christmas
Two parties, both alike in lack of dignity, in fair Great Britain, where we lay our scene, will vie for
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Soft-Brexit: what we need but do not want
The upcoming General Election is first and foremost about Brexit. On one side of the battle are the Conservatives and
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Local MPs step up their game for General Election campaign
Stephen Gethins, SNP, and Wendy Chamberlain, Liberal Democrat, speak to The Saint on their plans for St Andrews
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University opens Help Desk in light of Brexit concerns
Paloma Paige, manager of the Help Desk, is attempting to provide a “friendly face” to ease the bureaucratic processes that can often be confusing and intimidating. As anxiety around Brexit continues to grow, that friendly face becomes increasingly necessary.
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Students urged to register to vote by local MP
“It takes two minutes to register to vote. With the balance of power in Parliament so tight, and with North East Fife such a marginal constituency, there’s no excuse not to vote. The future of the country literally depends on it.”
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The Brexit Society
Features Editor Angus Neale sits down with the Josh Samuels, president of the highly controversial University of St Andrews Brexit Society, to discuss their aims, objectives and goals at the university.
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Brexit Society President claims Facebook post incited violence and terrorism
Josh Samuels, President of the newly-founded St Andrews Brexit Society, has written to Principal Sally Mapstone asking her to act
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