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Editor’s pick: ‘People are in tears because they have no food’ – interview with Angela Eagle, MP
Angela Eagle is a Labour MP who does not shy away from speaking her mind. We discuss Brexit, Boris, and of...
by Joseph Howe - 31/03/2017
Autism & Me: One Student’s Perspective
For university students, life can be stressful enough at the best of times, let alone when coping with the challenges that...
by Robert Mooney - 29/03/2017
Peter Tatchell: Something Is Deeply Rotten With Our Political System
Patrick Ireland from Shout Out UK sits down with Australian-born, human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell to discuss Jeremy Corbyn, ‘identity politics’, austerity...
by Shout Out UK - 20/02/2017
Interview Exclusive: Head of UKIP Youth Talks Candidly
‘I typically see these young people as being radical and wanting radical change. Only we [UKIP] can give them that’. ...
by Erik Green - 15/12/2016
Stop telling us our degrees are useless!
Going to university has nearly always been met with a sign of respect. You have worked hard, got the grades, and...
by Mariah Feria - 26/05/2017
Internships: Not Glamorous, but still Beneficial
Internships — the number one buzzword in high schools, on college campuses, at the family dinner table and even during a...
by Arielle Landau - 25/05/2017
Beyond The Textbook: How To Give Children The Full Education They Deserve
Education is one of the most important aspects of any child’s upbringing. As an educator, your job is to ensure that...
by Shout Out UK - 22/05/2017
Shout Out UK Launch Mock Election Workshops across the UK
Shout Out UK launch mock election workshops for high schools across the UK after successful launch of their first Political Literacy...
by Shout Out UK - 18/05/2017
The significance of both parties’ manifestos for a modern Britain
A couple weeks into the election campaign and I believe it is a lot closer. YouGov voting figures on May 17...
5 Compelling Reasons Why Young People Should Vote For Corbyn’s Labour
Right, so we’ve got five weeks to go before electing either Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister. And although...
No Excuses! All you need to know to vote on June 8
With the general elections set for June 8, it is crucial to understand which electoral system is in use in the...
MACRON WINS ROUND ONE: Does Le Pen stand a chance?
Emmanuel Macron, the centrist outsider who formed his own party En Marche! only a year ago, has won Round 1 of the...
by Joseph Howe - 26/04/2017
Gambia riven by revenge
Early hopes that Gambia can prove a bright spot in 2016 by moving to a democracy seem to be hanging in...
Yellow fever epidemic on course for Asia?
Another potentially deadly epidemic ravages lives in Africa, causing fears that it has all the signs of spreading to Asia ...
by Bhav Patel - 28/06/2016 -
Rivers State Injustice
Unless the Nigerian Government starts making immediate changes towards remedying the social divide between rich and poor Nigerians, bad things will...
by Victoria N - 15/01/2016
Are upper-class Nigerians really happy that change is here?
The longed-for change has finally arrived in Nigeria but that means adjusting to a life where rules cannot be bypassed with...
by Kemi Agbaje - 29/12/2015
‘Comfort Woman’ Statue: War victims denied justice
The Comfort Woman statue seems to glisten with tears when justice is denied by the Japanese Government and its long-time accomplice,...
by Carol Lau - 26/01/2017
Punish or Perish: North Korea’s looming nuclear threat
If the possibility of a nuclear war sounds like a good plot for a blockbuster film, then North Korea could soon...
by Carol Lau - 27/12/2016
Arvind Kejriwal – India’s Artful Dodger
As India suffers another bruise at the hands of irreverent officials, how much longer before the people’s naive tolerance sees the...
South China Sea: A Sino-Philippine Conflict turned Multinational Rivalry
As China refuses to acknowledge official court ruling asking that it relinquish its claim over the South China Sea, some view...
by Carol Lau - 03/08/2016 -
Shout Out UK ‘Political’ Film Based In Herne Bay Heads to Cannes
The creative team behind One in a Million, a London Film School & Shout Out UK co-production, is heading to Cannes...
by Shout Out UK - 24/05/2017
She’ll be back: Macron’s battle has just begun
Do not be fooled, nearly one-third of all French voters opted for everything that their new president is not. Beating...
by Joseph Howe - 16/05/2017
French presidential election: the emergence of a clownocracy
On March 19, 2017, a video was shared on the official Facebook page of François Fillon — the right-wing presidential candidate....
by Astrid Landon - 02/05/2017
MACRON WINS ROUND ONE: Does Le Pen stand a chance?
Emmanuel Macron, the centrist outsider who formed his own party En Marche! only a year ago, has won Round 1 of the...
by Joseph Howe - 26/04/2017
Doing it HIS way: Trump’s pub politics does America no favours
Defending Russia and an unflinching outspokenness. Donald Trump’s frankness has the world divided and wondering whether America gained a saviour or...
Michael Bublé: Defying the odds and keeping jazz alive
Michael Bublé reveals his tough beginning in the music industry: The story of a young aspiring jazz crooner who went ‘bank...
Under The Gun: America’s loaded liberty
Last night I watched a film that began with the words, ‘By the end of this film, twenty-two people will have been...
by Nikita Kalhan - 12/04/2017
The Young Pope: Jude Law’s titanic comeback to the small screen
‘Who are you Lenny?’ ‘I am a contradiction. I’m God: one in three and three in one. Like Mary, virgin and...
119 communities were destroyed to make way for Rio’s Olympics
Blood, sweat and tears — and no, I’m not talking about the athletes … The Olympics in Brazil has only...
Rio’s favelas: Caught in Drugs, Violence and Injustice
How far would you go for a better life? Murder, drug dealing and a life expectancy of 21, that’s how far...
by Carol Lau - 11/07/2016 -
Double crime in Ecuador: The controversial case of two backpackers
Two friends raped and murdered and still the public criticises the parents instead of the perpetrators Montañita is a very well...
by Natalia Barona - 21/03/2016
Colombia and FARC peace talks: Just a Farce?
While conflicts continue to take place involving al-Qaeda, Israel and Palestine, and various others, it looks as if the world could...
by Todd Crean - 27/11/2014