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General election 2017: Why Labour needs to campaign for a soft Brexit

On the 18th April Prime Minister Theresa May spoke in front of 10 Downing Street to call for a…

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Is It The Beginning of the End For UKIP?

UKIP’s rise to power since 2010 makes for remarkable reading. When Nigel Farage was elected to the…

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Why the Lords Won’t and Can’t Block Brexit

It’s been over a year now since the date for the European Referendum was set, way back in February…

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Should the UK Change its Cannabis Laws?

In late November 2016, a cross-party group of MPs appealed for the British government to legalise…

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The Government Gamble with Garden Cities

It’s no secret that there is a serious housing problem for first-time buyers in the UK. To rent a…

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Trump and the ‘So-Called Judges’: Political Ineptitude or Tyrannical Finesse?

The New York Times published a cartoon by Patrick Chappette on Tuesday, depicting a judge behind…

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America and Russia: a “Special” Relationship? 

America and Russia: a “Special” Relationship?

What did we learn about the future of America’s relationship with Russia from the first…

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The Lesson Trump Can Learn From the MS St. Louis

Immediately following the horrors of Krystalnacht, German refugees, mostly Jewish, applied for US…

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