A good deception is one that makes you believe. Enticing, glimmering, and wholly effective at hooking you in. Until recently, most on the left were united behind a single aim: punish Labour’s relentless shift to the right, not just with intense scrutiny, but with the prospect of displacing them as...
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Caerphilly, October 2025. As the citizens of the Welsh constituency pondered who to elect to the Senedd, the Labour battle bus came rolling in (no, seriously). “Only Labour can stop Reform in Caerphilly,” was their tagline, with a big, scary bar chart. It attempted to convince voters that Plaid Cymru...
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As the brutal war in Ukraine approaches the end of its fourth consecutive year, its future trajectory remains highly uncertain. While there is vague talk here and there of progress toward a resolution, many people have lost track of the conflict. Meanwhile, other areas demand attention. As Gaza and Trump’s...
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Today, The University of Warwick’s own PPE Society will be hosting the next event in their Speaker Series: a Q&A with Reform UK’s Councillor George Finch, the leader of Warwickshire County Council. The comments of the Instagram post announcing the event aptly demonstrate the controversy this has generated among the...
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Che Wheeler discusses why the gradual abolishment of landlords may fix the UK's housing crisis.
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Happy 2026! Allow your favourite student journalists to inspire you with our annual attempts at renewal – whether that's proper hydration, banishing doomscrolling, or perfecting the art of the Letterboxd review.
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There was something in the air back then, a kind of ordinary hope… I’m not sure we feel like that anymore… These were the powerful words spoken by the new leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanski, in his first national television broadcast. In the Anglo-American world, the period between...
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On the surface of its ice sheets, it may not seem like Greenland has much to offer the power-hungry actors of the ever-volatile geopolitical arena. The country has an exceptionally small population, just under 57,000 for its land area, and an economy that is mostly reliant on fishing and Danish...
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Societies are arguably the bread and butter when it comes to engaging with community at university, and can make or break your enjoyment of university life. In my own experience, despite countless waves of trial and error throughout most of first year, I have yet to find a society that...
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As we continue to live in an era of so-called ‘post-truth’ politics, where people are struggling more and more to believe who speaks the truth in dizzying discourse, a powerful figure has emerged in Britain; an invisible wind attempting to topple over the proverbial table of British politics. Elon Musk,...
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