Abigel Lancaster

Amelia Cropley In early October, the Daily Mail took to their Sunday edition Mail on Sunday, to write about one of our university’s second year English modules, ‘Chaucer and his Contemporaries’. The Mail on Sunday surprisingly requested information using Freedom of Information laws and found it necessary to speak...

Sasha Andresier   A minute countdown flashes against a backdrop of New York City and like the calling in of a new year, a new generation of Victoria’s Secret Angels are initiated into the world of pink carpets, glittering spectacle and high stress runways. To be an Angel is...

Amelia Cropley Benjamin Franklin was unfortunately correct when he said there is nothing in life more certain than death and taxes. And if you didn’t believe it before, you will now after the Labour Party’s Autumn Budget concerning farmers nationwide. Following Chancellor of Exchequer, Rachel Reeves’ decision to implement...

Ella Koeppern At the start of December, US President Joe Biden issued an official pardon for his son, Hunter Biden. The decision came as Biden’s presidency approaches its end, with the nation preparing for Donald Trump’s inauguration in January 2025. Hunter Biden was convicted and due to face sentencing...

Sasha Andresier X (formerly known as Twitter) becomes alight as Charli XCX proclaims, in no uncertain terms, that ‘Kamala IS brat’ (X, 2024). Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign is irrefutably changed as a result. In fact, this (what has since been claimed to be incidental) endorsement was fully acknowledged and...

Hope Gallagher In recent months there has been a greater focus around third parties, or minority parties. A third party is simply one which does not belong to either of the main two. These parties can vary significantly in terms of ideology, representation and in some ways in how...