Will your local pub survive rising energy costs?
The COVID-19 lockdowns resulted in several pubs being on the verge of closure. Now, in their aftermath, the growing cost […]
Charlie and the Chocolate Workplace
The clunky and thoughtless edits to the novels of Road Dahl show exactly why we shouldn’t change literature to conform
The BBC isn’t impartial
Presenter Gary Lineker was allegedly instructed to apologise for his “partial” comments about Suella Braverman’s immigration policy, but has the
Refugees: same situation, different response
There are clear disparities in the way certain refugees are treated by the UK Government and are portrayed in media
LSE’s updated term names are a sign of progress, not virtue-signalling
Is LSE’s decision “woke”, or simply a change that follows naturally from a society progressively less entwined with religion? The
The problem with abortion reversal pills
The relationship between a Glasgow pro-life group and a promoter of the so-called abortion reversal pill sparked controversy in the
We’ve outgrown Love Island
Does Love Island’s toxic and misogynistic atmosphere give you the “ick”? Organised misogyny and ultra-fast fashion consumption don’t particularly scream
Varsity sexism: Women in sport matter
Organisers of last Friday’s Varsity match actively discouraged fans from watching the women’s match, and used it as more of
Queer Love and the External Gaze
A deep dive into the public opinion and discourse on queer relationships and love. Who is the top and who
Twitter Under Elon Musk
Since Musk assumed control of Twitter, there’s been a lot of discussion about what changes might be in the company’s