The SDP and Social Democracy in Britain
A couple of Sunday Times’ ago, Rod Liddle wrote an article entitled “My party had definitely caught the public mood.
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US Politics: Bide(n) His Time
The relief is tangible. You could feel it walking along Market Street last November when, after an agonising week, the
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Heights, Depths, and Johnson
One of life’s many lessons is that of the difference between a height and a depth. One man who may
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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 Great Trump Movies That Weren’t
Unappealing a thought as this might sound, cast your mind back to the days after Donald Trump’s election in 2016.
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The Nexus of Power and Femininity
A large part of my high school experience was shaped around Model United Nations. Model UN was where the nerdiest
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Sticking With the Group: Psychology and Covid-19
It is well-established that humans learn their behaviour from those around them. But in a new study led by two
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What You Need to Know About the Rector Election
The rector’s election is right around the corner, and yet many of us students still find ourselves asking questions like
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InFocus: Stephen Gethins
Stephen Gethins is hoping to run to be the Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the constituency of Perthshire
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Weighing Up The West Through Four Books
In my last article, I lauded Thailand’s quick and effective response to the Coronavirus pandemic compared to that of the
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