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Entertainment
·11th July 2022

What is Boris Johnson’s Legacy?

Dan Harrison
Image description: Johnson walking down the stairs in N.10 Downing Street. Much has been written about how Boris Johnson is...
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Andrew Adonis
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·31st January 2022

In Conversation with Andrew Adonis

Sam Zia
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A map of England and Wales with their respective flags. Wales is separating from England.
Features
·4th February 2021

WTF: Wales, the F***?

Meg Hopkins
Image Description: a map of England and Wales, with their respective flags. Wales is separating from England. As a Welsh...
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Comment
·6th November 2020

The rise of populism: tribal irrationality, or the failure of meritocracy? 

Ethan Green and Jamie Slagel
Image description: Separate pictures of Trump and Biden show them holding out their hands emphatically as they speak. The respective...
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CommentFeaturesNational Issues
·10th December 2019

Why you should vote Conservative

Hugo Harting
The United Kingdom is currently experiencing a crisis of faith in democracy. Polling reveals deep-seated dissatisfaction with the leaders currently...
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News
·11th November 2019

EU Students may pay international fees post-Brexit

Emily Charley
On Thursday a special event hosted by the Vice-Chancellor revealed that EU students may have to pay international student fees...
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CommentFeaturesNational Issues
·1st September 2019

A Nation Outraged

Mattew Kayanja
In the psychodrama that is British politics, shock is a valuable commodity. We’ve been bombarded with so many dramatic resignations,...
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Comment
·23rd April 2019

Lyra McKee’s death shows that the Troubles are not over

Evie McCullough
Image Description: Belfast during the Troubles, 1970-2 (Kaspar C) On Thursday evening, riots broke out in Mulroy Park and Galliagh...
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News
·8th April 2019

Oxford Student Independent Group applies to become a student society

OxStu News
Today, The Oxford Student Independent Group have sent their application to register as an official society. They have also launched...
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CommentFeaturesNational Issues
·2nd April 2019

Are the Liberal Democrats still relevant?

Ben Harris, Katie Heslop
The Lib Dems are here to stay – Ben Harris  I hope that the irony of writing a lengthy article...
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Comment
·30th April 2022

Does Johnson have to BoGo?

Harrison Gates
Before the time of the pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and TikTok becoming a household name, there was a time when...
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National Issues
·6th August 2021

Trade, peace and the Protocol: Northern Ireland

Raef Murphy
Image description: Ulster Defence Association mural with man wearing balaclava and aiming a gun.  “It is the people of Northern...
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Comment
·2nd December 2020

Move Fast and Break Democracy

Naman Gupta
Image description: The Whitehall sign, which reads: ‘Whitehall, SW1, City of Westminster’.  Dominic Cummings left 10 Downing Street as he...
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Comment
·16th October 2020

What about the Fish?

Maddy Ross
Image description: a fishing boat on choppy seas October 15th was Boris Johnson’s self-imposed deadline for talks with the EU....
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CommentFeaturesNational Issues
·10th December 2019

Why you should vote Lib Dem

Olly Besley
This general election is about three issues which will define our generation. We are faced with a global climate crisis...
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Comment
·27th October 2019

The Brexit revolution: Where next?

Erik Green
Alongside the protests of broken hearts, the telephone numbers of crushes never rung, and the usual scribblings about rival gangs...
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CommentFeaturesNational Issues
·7th June 2019

Rory Stewart can’t save us, but he’s quite nice isn’t he?

Morgan Jones
Image description: Rory Stewart, Secretary of State for International Development. You and I probably have something in common. Something a...
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News
·17th April 2019

Your guide to the EU Parliamentary Elections on 23rd May

Oxford City Council has published a Notice of Election, which outlines the procedures for voting in the European Parliamentary Election....
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Comment
·3rd April 2019

A house divided: The left-wing case against a second referendum

Miles Pressland
Image Description: Protesters demand a second referendum on Brexit in the People’s March in London, 23 March 2019 With the...
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