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Even with a 70 per cent youth turnout we STILL need online voting
Now that the dust has settled after this year’s momentous general election, the discussion is moving on to the bigger picture....
Find your voice! Mete Coban, CEO of My Life My Say talks young people
Growing up as a young person in Britain is not easy. We are often referred to as the apathetic generation and...
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
Why we should all be worried about the Government’s ‘British Values’
In March 2014, the Trojan Horse scandal was splashed across the UK front headlines. A plot by hardline Islamists to take...
by Shannon Rawlins - 08/08/2017 -
15% of scientists think climate change is caused by human activity, true or false?
Climate change is the most important issue facing our world. The most significant challenge humanity has faced in its two- hundred-thousand-year...
by Benjamin Nunn - 02/08/2017
Don’t be Lost in Translation: 5 tips for reading foreign literature
As language students, the importance of reading in our target language is constantly drilled into us. As daunting as it may...
Be A Man! How Masculinity makes monsters out of boys
‘Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me’ Words, the most visceral and basic of human...
by Leon Rowan - 25/07/2017
Age of Ignorance: Spoiled and uninformed, young people expect to be spoon-fed
For hitherto apolitical youths, PM Theresa May’s decision to hold a snap general election catalysed their responsibility to get informed. Three...
General Election Result Shows A Hung Parliament!
After seven fast-paced and incredibly tense weeks of campaigning, the British general public went to the polls last night and cast...
16 & 17 with no vote? Shout Louder and create change!
In a powerful and compelling speech, 16-year-old Jamie Flatters asks a potent question: What do us 16-year-olds have in common with Martin...
by Erik Green - 08/06/2017
Yesterday I went to Bite The Ballot’s DeCafe For The Undecided
So today is the day the UK goes to the polls, people from all walks of life will be going to...
Enabled Not Disabled: A Groundbreaking Mission To Revolutionise Disability
Interview with international T36 long jumper and creator of Enabled Not Disabled, Ryan Raghoo. Ryan describes his journey from being diagnosed...
by Janet Browne - 03/07/2017
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
China is the one to stop North Korea’s deadly regime
It came as no surprise to hear that the rogue, pariah state of North Korea is carrying out long-range ballistic missile...
Rip Curl’s use of North Korean Sweat Shops, more than a ‘screw up’
Images from a Fairfax Media investigation have surfaced displaying Rip Curl ski jackets being made in North Korea but with a...
by Harrison Kitt - 10/07/2017
Enabled Not Disabled: A Groundbreaking Mission To Revolutionise Disability
Interview with international T36 long jumper and creator of Enabled Not Disabled, Ryan Raghoo. Ryan describes his journey from being diagnosed...
by Janet Browne - 03/07/2017
‘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
Ukraine’s blind dream of Europe is no choice, it’s their only hope
With US-Russo Relations becoming ever more clouded with mystery since Trump’s leap into the political arena, Ukraine stands as an increasingly...
Will integration cause FYROM to sacrifice ‘Macedonia’?
After decades of political isolation, FYROM’s integration into NATO asks for relations with Bulgaria and Greece to revolutionise. Historical discrepancies within...
by Andrei Serban - 14/08/2017
What makes populism WORK and FAIL
As the sun illuminated Westminster and the country awoke to a new dawn, filled with pride and astonishment, Nigel Farage declared...
by Erik Green - 21/07/2017
Forget the 1930s, an unstoppable comeback from the left is crushing the right
Everyone in Europe believed the continent was doomed to experience the 1930s again. With traditional politics out of the picture, rising...
by Andrei Serban - 14/07/2017
What the US history books don’t want you to know about female voting rights
It took a history class and some independent research to figure out that books don’t always tell us the whole truth,...
by Hind Dihan - 27/07/2017
Donald Trump, the ESTABLISHMENT has you!
The President’s rogue handling of international affairs may be, slowly, coming to an end with the establishment tightening his collar ...
by Joseph Howe - 13/07/2017
Trump dumped from Queen’s Speech, let’s hope he gets the message
As the Queen’s Speech became a game of Bingo for the commentariat on what measures would not be included that existed...
#BlackLivesMatter – Is that all we can say of the dead?
‘Even with videotaped evidence of police destroying black people, many freedom-loving Americans remain unconvinced of a systematic problem. ‘The idea of...
by Victoria N - 22/06/2017
Colombia: Raising their voice against the shrill of drills
In Colombia, oil companies find fertile grounds but difficult to overrule communities. As many as 98 per cent of residents...
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