Why a Big Irish ‘YES, I DO’ Is Vital Tomorrow
Tomorrow, May 22nd, Ireland are having a referendum to change Article 41 of the constitution, by adding a new subsection 4 which states that: “Marriage may be contracted in accordance….
Category: Politics
A Punch In The Teeth For UKIP And The Greens
If you voted for UKIP, I feel sorry for you. Politically, I’m so far way from you on the spectrum you wouldn’t be able to see me with a telescope,….
What Have We Learnt from the 2015 General Election
After months of political hype the dust is finally settling on the 2015 General Election and David Cameron is settling back into Number 10 with a sense of achievement. After….
Election 2015: The Case of the Missing Environmental Policy
The election campaign is reaching fever pitch, with party leaders and supporters alike fighting over immigration, welfare and economic policies; each trying to out do the other with promises pandering….
Leaders Debate Bingo
So it’s finally here! The first and (thanks to Mr. Cameron) only leaders debate of the 2015 general election. To spice things up a bit and make all of the….
The Destruction of Culture
The destruction of the twin Buddha statues at Bamiyan in 2001 by Taliban members, quickly followed by their attack on New York, left us reeling. Drunk on dust, asbestos and anger,….
Interview: Heydon Prowse “Young People Can Hold the Balance of Power If they just Voted”
BAFTA winning BBC 3 Show, The Revolution Will Be Televised has taken UK TV by storm by offering a brand new perspective of British politics to a new generation. The….
The Future’s Bright, the Future’s Green?
If you are a Green Party member at present, you could be forgiven for feeling a little deflated over the past week. The endless sea of optimism that seems to….
Reading + Leeds Festival: Sexist?
Much has been made of the issue surrounding a doctored Reading and Leeds Festival posters, edited to show only the female/partially-female acts performing at this year’s festival. In the edit,….
Cameron’s War On Encryption
Since the birth of the internet governments around the world have struggled to keep up with advances in technology and have lost the ability to monitor a major part of….