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Universities face student “mental health crisis”

by • 19th October 2020

Elsa Tarring reports on the effects coronavirus is having on students' mental health...

Marshal law: are we being blamed for the spread of COVID-19?

by • 12th October 2020

Muslim Taseer on the friction between students and the state ...

‘Rethink. Reskill. Reboot.’ – Are the Arts under attack?

by • 12th October 2020

Tiyanna Mistry criticises the government's recently resurfaced 'cyber' advert....

Is the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme really helping out?

by • 26th August 2020

Cayla Viner outlines some serious flaws in the recent government scheme...

The Government is mishandling the ‘Migrant Crisis’

by • 24th August 2020

Gemma Powell criticises the current Government response to the 'Migrant Crisis'...

Arguing against the government’s new anti-obesity campaign

by • 6th August 2020

Amy Harris outlines her criticism of the government's new anti-obesity initiative ...

“Art can help someone with trauma”: interview with Disabled Artist

by • 23rd July 2020

Joe Molander talks to the person behind the abstract geometric works gaining traction on Instagram ...

Comedy in crisis: Will the government Save Live Comedy?

by • 22nd July 2020

Forced to close, with no way to reopen, and no government bailout, Grace Piercy looks at the campaign to Save Live Comedy....

Easing lockdown: how how will the public respond?

by • 28th June 2020

Boris Johnson announced this week that we are leaving national hibernation. However, thousands of people have taken his words too literally and are ‘’taking too many...

‘Either late, or just plain wrong’: The Government Response to COVID-19

by • 22nd June 2020

The UK Government’s response to Coronavirus is rather like a night out in Soho. Absurdly late, full of embarrassing stumbles, and causing long-lasting damage. Unfortunately, the...