In a world dominated by fast-paced routines and digital distractions, walking has become a lost art, a simple joy often overlooked. Yet, walking holds a transformative power, especially when intertwined with the concept of psychogeography. This unique practice, emerging from the mid-20th century avant-garde movements, invites us to explore the...
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The patriotism evoked by its name, combined with the promise of public ownership has struck a chord with many. But what exactly is Great British Energy, and can it deliver on its promises?
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When many talk about Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, they frequently explore how these parties are taking votes from the traditional right-wing of European politics. However, there is one thing all commentators miss (that Farage himself recently pointed out): how popular these “New Right” parties are for those on the traditional...
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The England Men’s Team have not won a trophy since 1966. For all of his man management, positive energy, and shielding of players, Gareth Southgate has failed to end the trophy drought and has resigned from his post as the England Manager. It comes after England’s 2-1 defeat to Spain...
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When Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City in 2016, he brought with him an aura of innovation and tactical genius that had already transformed football in both Spain and Germany. His impact on football strategy has been profound, but not without its complexities. Guardiola’s influence has reshaped the Premier League...
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Jakob Reid comments on Reform UK's "common sense" approach to climate change, asking whether scrapping plans for net-zero could really help those in need in our current economy.
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As the 2024 Euros get underway, the England national team and its manager Gareth Southgate find themselves under the spotlight. With a mix of expectation and pressure, let us explore the strengths (and weaknesses) in the squad of 26 which will hopefully return from Germany this summer with its second...
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Labour could be set to win its largest ever victory, and the Conservatives suffer their worst result in history, at the general election, a recent YouGov polling projection has suggested. The prediction, commissioned by Sky News, would see numerous electoral records being broken, representing the largest ever seat share for...
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The 2024 UK General Election seems to be a foregone conclusion, with Labour beating the Conservatives. Though this seems obvious, no ballots have yet been cast, and many would still argue there is still time for Sunak to turn things around. This could happen, it is probably too late for...
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It would be an understatement to call the past fourteen years of economic change and development in the UK deeply chaotic. However, within all of this upheaval and uncertainty, there has been some continuity – but this continuity hasn’t been stability, it has been a continuity of economic decline. Whilst...
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Former US President Donald Trump has told donors of his re-election campaign that he will ‘crush’ pro-Palestinian campus protests if he is reelected this November. In a promise made to a meeting of key backers on 14 May in New York, Trump promised to set the movement “back 25 or...
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Jakob Reid gives an overview of the last fourteen years of the Conservative government in regards to the climate crisis, noting their lack of necessary action in response to global heating.
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When many of us think about prehistoric life, we imagine the traditional hunter-gatherer, with his or her collection of spears, sharp and blunt stones, inhabiting a world established with the aim of mere survival. However, there is more to this period of history than hunting mammoths and cave paintings. These...
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