14 August 2026
What Are Students Really Paying £29,370 For in the Age of AI?
AI can explain difficult concepts, summarise lengthy research, draft extensive assignments in…
12 August 2026
CONFESSIONS II Review: Does the Queen of Pop Interest Gen Z?
CONFESSIONS II, released in July, is Madonna’s fifteenth studio album and a sequel to her 2005…
7 August 2026
A Wealth Tax Won’t Fix the Country But It’s the Right Move
The wealth tax debate is often centred around expected economic gains. But in a world where the…
5 August 2026
Will Burnham’s Plan to Reform Social Care Help Unpaid Carers?
When Andy Burnham became prime minister, one of the last things he did before travelling down south…
30 July 2026
Investigating Human Nocturnality: Is it Time We All Woke Up?
Nocturnality — the behavioural tendency to be active in the nighttime and sleep during the day — is…
28 July 2026
The Odyssey: This Spell-Binding Epic is a Cinematic Triumph
For most filmmakers, tackling one of the most iconic stories ever to be told would seem daunting,…
23 July 2026
Is the AI ‘Digital Divide’ Exacerbating Education Inequality?
When I was at school, there wasn’t any generative AI or chatbots to help you with your homework.…
21 July 2026
Findings by London’s Violence Reduction Unit Reveal How Social Media Leaves Young People Exposed to Violence and Misogyny in Real Life
I know, you’ve heard it all before. But this isn’t yet another article denouncing social media as…
16 July 2026
Why Young Men Feel Pressured to Become Personal Brands
Just a few years ago, social media felt like somewhere to share your life. Today, however, it…
14 July 2026
Are Screens Wrecking Kids’ Development?
An annual survey conducted by early years charity Kindred Squared asked primary school teachers a…
8 July 2026
Under-16s Social Media Ban: Monumental or Misinformed?
It was a move that we all knew was coming. After months of pressure from Opposition leaders and…
3 July 2026
The Politics of Liminality According to Gen Z
Earlier this year, the psychological horror film The Backrooms was released and has quickly become…
1 July 2026
Cheating Death: The Harsh Realities of Pet Cloning
I was reading the news one morning when I came across this unusual headline: ‘Fergie’s plot to…
26 June 2026
Benched Visibility: Assyrian Players in Iraq’s World Cup Squad
One of my earliest memories is sitting on my mother’s lap, watching a football match. Seeing a goal…
24 June 2026
Pollution and Profit: Has Water Quality Gone Down the Drain?
The state of Britain’s increasingly polluted waterways hangs over our political discourse like a…
19 June 2026
Is It Okay To Talk? A Young Man’s Perspective on Toxic Masculinity
The journey from teenage life to adulthood is, to say the least, bumpy. It leaves you fending for…
17 June 2026
Review: Disclosure Day is Spielberg’s Rallying Cry, But Are Audiences Listening?
You could argue that Charli XCX has captured the mood of the moment with her new single SS26, with…
12 June 2026
More Than Just ‘Online Drama’: How TikTok Has Become a Crucial Site of Political Literacy
In public discourse, TikTok is often described as a platform for superficial entertainment and…
10 June 2026
We Care, We Post, We Protest. And Yet, We’re Exhausted!
Gen Z is often called the most politically attuned generation. Thanks to social media, global…
5 June 2026
Climate Change is No Hoax: How Misinformation Blocks Action
Climate change is a globally recognised crisis, yet it is increasingly being treated with an…
3 June 2026
What’s Behind England’s Appetite for Food Tourism?
You have probably heard of voluntourism, eco-tourism and Swiftourism, but do you know about food…
29 May 2026
How AI Derailed U.S. Politics
Over 1 billion people worldwide are reportedly using AI in 2026. In the last three months alone, 63…
27 May 2026
Words as Weapons: How Language Brainwashes Your Thinking
Language shapes the way we think. It is an incredibly powerful tool and one of the best we have for…
22 May 2026
‘Squirrels and Superstars’: Have the UK’s Vaping Habits Gotten Out of Hand?
It seems that vapes have become ubiquitous on Britain’s streets, carried around by anyone and…
























