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Politics

Is The NHS In Winter Crisis?

November 14, 2017 5:34 pm0 Comments
Is The NHS In Winter Crisis?

The colder months are officially here. Over the last week or so there’s been a serious drop in temperature which can only mean one thing. A serious rise in illness. Due to the media we’re all too aware of how much pressure the NHS is under. But what is this […]

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3 Reasons to Keep Social Media a Politics-Free Zone

November 1, 2017 2:16 pm0 Comments
3 Reasons to Keep Social Media a Politics-Free Zone

Image via Public Domain Pictures Social media allows you to share any thought, concern, or rant you could possibly imagine with the world at large. Or at the very least, with all of your friends, family, and potential employers. But while this freedom can feel intoxicating, there are some good […]

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A Trilogy of Red: Part 1 – Crimson

February 28, 2017 6:46 pm0 Comments
A Trilogy of Red: Part 1 - Crimson

Deep in a copse, under a thicket of brambles his member strokes your inner thigh. Cotton sodden from dampened earth, and a mystical murmur hangs beneath the treeline.  It trickles down your leg to mingle with mud and leaves, like a wet dream; a Rorschach test – all confused and […]

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The Case Against Re-nationalizing the Railways

August 22, 2016 10:00 am1 Comment
The Case Against Re-nationalizing the Railways

It would be an understatement to say that the Labour party has endured a fairly torrid start under the new leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. His handling of the (admittedly hostile) media, previous comments he has made on the IRA and other such groups, his handling of the shadow cabinet appointments, […]

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The Submission : Contemporary Islam and its different conceptions after 9/11

June 29, 2016 4:29 pm0 Comments
The Submission : Contemporary Islam and its different conceptions after 9/11

This essay aims to give a better understanding of the extremely complex concept of Islam that nowadays seems to be the centre of an articulated dispute arisen after the horrific attacks of 9/11. The first chapter analyses the meaning of Islam commencing from the etymological roots to the study of […]

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The American Tories?

June 16, 2016 1:31 pm0 Comments
The American Tories?

The United States differs from the United Kingdom in many ways. They have dollars; we have pounds. They call it soccer; we call it football. They drive on the right of the road; we drive on the left. The latter is a good analogy of both countries’ conservative parties’ positioning […]

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Days to Forget, Always Remembered

April 1, 2016 7:43 pm0 Comments
Days to Forget, Always Remembered

It was a fledgling morning, the day we escaped. Sirens startled us awake, united by the haste of feet, and what signalled the sharpness of gunfire. Hurriedly, we fled with tear in wind, and flicker in heart, until home was but a fleck on a horizon of dust… Doors and […]

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Experts: Probability of visa-free regime between EU and Turkey approaches zero

February 26, 2016 3:00 pm0 Comments

The European Union is ready to offer Turkey an accelerated path to giving its citizens visa-free travel in return for Turkish help with the migration crisis, Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, stated after the EU Summit in Brussels, Belgium, on October 15, 2015. “We have agreed with our […]

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