Currently, it is rare for politicians to talk straight and admit when they and their country have a problem. That is why it was so surprising to hear Emmanuel Macron not only talk about the problem of radical Islamists within…
Alexa, what’s the best way of communicating with work? There is a moment of silence, then a beep and a voice replies. ‘You have multiple options: Zoom, Slack or Google Hangouts, which would you prefer?’ This is the future of…
The lockdown that many in the media and in the public had been demanding has finally come. Whilst this was perhaps inevitable, the clamour for such a lockdown and the general disregard shown toward the individual in the face of…
It takes a lot to get the world into a mass panic, and yet that is what Covid-19, otherwise known as coronavirus has achieved. From people panic buying and emptying out supermarkets, to governments announcing the cancellation of large gatherings…
In light of the emergence of Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg, alongside claims that the world is on fire, world leaders and the general populace have begun taking the climate emergency much more seriously. The UK government has promised to make…
On 13th December last year, it was confirmed that Tory party leader Boris Johnson had won a thumping majority. Whilst this might have surprised some, to others, it seemed to be an inevitable consequence, due to what Johnson had made the focus…
From bush fires in Australia to increased flooding in Britain, the effects of climate change have become ever more apparent in 2019. Consequently, it is unsurprising that governments and sectors of industry such as the music industry are trying to find ways to combat…
When Theresa May called for a general election in 2017, it was quite clear to everyone that this would be a general election all about Brexit. Yes, the manifestos covered other issues, but the focus was about the sort of…
On Wednesday morning, the Supreme Court unanimously declared that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. To summarise, Lady Hale said: ‘The decision to advise Her Majesty to prorogue Parliament was unlawful because it had the effect of frustrating or…