English Uprising: Brexit And The Mainstreaming Of The Far Right

The EU Withdrawal Bill Explained

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Three Reasons Young People Need to Vote This June

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A Youth In Revolt?

The youth vote remains essential for any hope of staying in the EU

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Why We Must Intervene In Myanmar

Standing aside is not an option...

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English Uprising: Brexit And The Mainstreaming Of The Far Right

Naked Politics reviews a provocative and challenging new book about how brexit was possible.

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The Year Of The Jezza?

Things are finally going right for JC...

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Can The Conservatives Get Young People To Vote For Them?

Decreasing tuition fees is not enough to reverse the damage wreaked by seven years of austerity.

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Is Boris Johnson Still A Possible Future Leader?

Bo Jo has come out against Theresa May on brexit...

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The EU Withdrawal Bill Explained

A lot has been said about the EU Withdrawal Bill (which passed its first reading yesterday)- much of it being a bit confusing. Here’s a breakdown of what it actually is, why some aren’t too impressed with it and what happens next.

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Britain Can't Cherry Pick Its Way Through The Negotiations

Even now, with the third round of negotiations over, we still have no idea what kind of Brexit we want.

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Why It's Time We Became More Of A Digital Democracy

Technology has the power to unlock the true potential of our democracy and restore faith in politics.

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The Brexit Negotiations: A View From A Reluctant Remainer

Both sides have been a let down...

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Is Labour's Ideological Civil War About to Reignite?

Labour looks set to reignite its ideological civil war over the next few months as the Scottish Labour Party looks for its sixth leader in as many years. Leadership elections have become all too familiar and each one seems to be framed as another referendum on Jeremy Corbyn’s left-wing platform. When Kezia Dugdale resigned over the bank holiday weekend the shock of the announcement was more in the timing than the decision itself. Coming on the back of a strengthening of Labour’s position in

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How Should We Be Responding To Tragic World Events?

There is a fundamental difference between using common experiences to empathise with victims of a tragedy, and using common experiences to inflate a personal mirage of victimhood.

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