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Surviving the Manchester Arena bombing, one year on At 22:31 on May 22nd, 2017, a terrorist detonated an explosive…
James Dellingpole recently wrote a horrible attack on Queen’s college for calmly pointing out their displeasure with professional troll Brendan…
It has been over 13 years since the Hunting Act came into force in England and Wales, but the debate…
The media today is in a state of flux. The word media itself covers a broad spectrum – from social…
For our first debate feature of the term, two of our Comment team members recently attended a debate hosted by…
As of April 6th, UK shoppers have paid between 18 and 24p more for a litre of sugary drinks, depending…
On a July day in 2016 the soon to be President of the United States, Donald Trump, was campaigning in…
In November last year, the Head of Ofsted Amanda Spielman said her inspectors would speak to young girls wearing hijabs…
Ask anyone in the UK what their first thoughts are when discussing Wales and the obvious stereotypes will come up:…
Over two years on from stridently declaring “I don’t mind trade wars we’re losing a billion a year”, Donald Trump…
It might come as a shock that three out of every four British companies and public entities pay male staff…
In 1984, the telecoms giant AT&T (or “The Bell Corporation”) was broken up for violating US anti-trust laws. If you…
“I am very sorry.” Glum-faced Australian fast bowler Cameron Bancroft, who was last week spotted by the television cameras illegally…
This piece is not part of some wider conspiracy to unfairly discredit Jeremy Corbyn – nor is it some macabre…
As we approach Easter, Christians across the world prepare to celebrate the day which marks the resurrection of Jesus, as…
On the third day of the third Test yesterday between South Africa and Australia in Cape Town, a Test series…
Ethnicized, nationalist agendas and discourse have long dominated the politics of the nations of the former Yugoslavia. The nation states…
Recently, Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, helped further diminish the reputation of the European Union in the United…
Debate: should Britain be ashamed of Winston Churchill?
By Upasna Saha and William EvansTwo of our writers go head to head on the Oxford Union’s debate “This house believes Britain should be ashamed…