It was a bright and sunny day at Brussels, in 2119. The 31st of October, to be exact. The reporters and the Brexit pilgrims were standing on either side of a cordoned-off red carpet, leading to Brexit House, the venue for the signing of the Brexit extension. The Brexit Extension...
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The universal basic income (UBI) scheme in Finland has come to an end, and news outlets have, more often than not, placed more emphasis on the fact that people remained unemployed, rather than the fact that they were happier, less stressed, and more optimistic about their future. It has been...
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Today, you can barely cover the price of a meal from Xananas with the UK’s hourly minimum wage. That’s just for those aged over 21. Let that sink in. Now, think about the people who actually have to live on that – support families, and raise children. With the recent...
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Salman Mallick argues that protesting is a crucial part of democracy that shouldn't be forgotten by students
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Plastic – wait, no – polymer banknotes were first rolled out by the Bank of England in 2016, with Sir Winston Churchill featuring on the new fivers. These were followed soon after by the £10 notes in 2017. The £20 notes are expected, and new £50 notes were also announced...
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