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·4th March 2023

What should Labour’s missions be?

Dan Harrison
Keir Starmer has come a long way from his twelve thousand word essay that was published for the Fabian Society...
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·10th December 2019

Why you should vote Conservative

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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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·11th November 2019

A Case Against Lowering The Voting Age

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·4th June 2018

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Harriet Harman is one of the most prominent political figures in recent history. A pioneer of women’s rights and representation,...
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·9th June 2017

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When this general election was called, many celebrities, journalists, and indeed even Labour party activists encouraged us to vote Labour...
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·4th June 2017

The student vote: a misleading double-edged sword

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As the general election approaches, students across the country are preparing to vote for the future of their country. This...
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·8th May 2017

Curbing the Conservative landslide

James Thomas
The ‘strongest possible mandate’ could damage the country and Britain’s exit from the EU. Whether we like it or not,...
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·18th April 2017

Labour must ditch Corbyn to stand a chance

Alex Oscroft
Theresa May’s surprise announcement of an election this morning has left many on the left in this country fearing for...
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·8th May 2015

More dreams of change: another fantasy government

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Elections are boring. Important, yes, and let’s not forget it – but even Ed Miliband has become so fidgety that...
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·5th May 2015

Oxford East: Ian MacDonald, UKIP

Luke Mintz
1) What is the most pressing issue in Oxford East currently, and how will you address it? Big issues like...
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·10th December 2019

Why you should vote Labour

Ed Lawrence
The United Kingdom is breaking. That, I trust, is not controversial. Visit one of our underfunded, understaffed hospitals, which are...
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·10th December 2019

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·27th July 2018

Oxford alumnus declares victory in Pakistan’s general election

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·9th June 2017

Pre-election blues: why should I bother?

Matthew Palmer
I strongly believe in the importance of voting – I truly do. It is a privilege and a duty, and...
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·4th June 2017

“Strong and Stable” Conservatives: a historical perspective

Oliver Hirsch
‘Strong and stable’ is fast becoming 2017’s equivalent of fake news: that phrase you hear every day which is driving...
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·15th May 2017

We should be wary of the media portrayal of Corbyn

Lucy Mellor
The message from mainstream media in the past eighteen months has been clear: Jeremy Corbyn is an inexperienced, radical leftie...
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·6th May 2017

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Right. The long haul of election season is upon us, and we have six weeks till the votes are cast....
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·22nd May 2015

Accept that you won’t always agree with the result

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Dreams of change: an ideal government

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The people have spoken: the results of the 2015 General Election are out. With the Tories scraping a majority government, and...
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