Strengthening Britain’s security infrastructure amidst emerging threats
Insights from Government Chief Security Officer & Head of the Government Security Function Vincent Devine How did an unemployed graduate […]
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DWP to roll out “guaranteed” jobs in Central and East Scotland
Will students get a look in in new DWP strategy? The Department for Work and Pensions has this month announced
Initial stage of rent control bill passed by Scottish Parliament
The proposed legislation aims to tackle homelessness and remedy the UK housing benefit freeze. On 28 November 2024, the Scottish
The Great British housing crunch
What can be done to make housing more affordable? Renting is a mainstay of Glasgow student talk. Everyone has a
Suella Braverman: a remarkable journey to become the most controversial figure in current British politics
Braverman’s recent actions have led to a cabinet reshuffle that left her out in the cold. But this isn’t the
How the UK compares to Europe in tackling the cost of living crisis
The Glasgow Guardian reflects on how governments across Europe have responded to the cost of living crisis, while considering the
Starmer leaves thousands of children hung out to dry
With yet another U-turn from Starmer on his policies on private schools, his commitment to the left seems increasingly implausible.
You’ve done a fucking good job – or have you?
While politicians may think that they deserve their praises sung, the Glasgow Guardian explores the dangers of putting politicians on
HS2 is more than just a railway
The failure of successive governments to build 330 miles of railway lines reflects the wider failures of British politics It’s
What the new Liz Truss administration means for students
Writer Freya Corcoran examines what the consequences of Liz Truss’ government will be for students. There was a time in