The long-anticipated 2,865-pages of the judicial commission investigating into the network of “mother and baby homes” in Ireland, which sustained humiliation and stigma within Irish society for the majority of the 20th century, was recently published. The five-year investigation into these religious institutions for unwed mothers and their infants highlighted...
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Meet the candidates running to be your next Students' Union President in this year's spring elections.
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You crest a hill in the Scottish Highlands and see a valley spread out before you. Instead of near barren heather mores, close cropped by sheep, a forest of young growth oak and beech offers shelter to native bluebells and wood sorel. Among the boughs of the trees, you see...
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Ben Keedwell tells us his thoughts on 'WandaVision' and probes his theories on how the show fits within the MCU.
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Matthew Oulton explores the consequences of the EU briefly imposing Article 16 of the Northern Irish Protocol, arguing that any vaccine rollout must be truly global to have a meaningful effect.
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Edouard Johnson investigates the current Eurostar crisis and whether Britain should help.
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Students at Manchester University have launched a revolt against Dame Nancy Rothwell, the university’s vice-chancellor.
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With social interaction basically non-existent a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Reece Goodall considers the loneliness epidemic sweeping the UK and reflects on his own experiences of loneliness.
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Formula 1 teams have backed a motion to introduce short ‘sprint’ races at three Grands Prix this season. Specific details of the plan are yet to be finalised, but all teams gave their support to the proposal at a meeting of the F1 Commission last week. If the strategy receives...
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Nord Stream 2, the Russian project to further its influence in Europe by increasing EU dependence on Russian energy, once again has its future in doubt after the Russian imprisonment of Alexei Navalny. But who is Alexei Navalny, and what does he have to do with a gas pipeline? The...
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The first full survey of student numbers has indicated that overseas intakes at some of the largest research campuses in England have dropped by about a third in the first academic year since the coronavirus pandemic.
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The proportion of students from state schools entering UK universities has remained almost unchanged for the past five years, despite continuing efforts by institutions to boost numbers.
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Luke James is joined by Toby Farmer, Mitchell Ryan, and Film editor James Palmer to discuss the Champions League round of 16 and Europa League round of 32. Every UCL tie is covered in this week’s pod, with each UEL fixture including a UK team analysed at the end of...
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