I have just been on a luxurious two-week college residential in St Lucia. This was part of the Turing Scheme, the government’s global programme that provides funding for international study, work and training placements for students to widen access to worldwide opportunities. Sports students had to apply for the trip, and I was fortunate enough to be shortlisted. […]
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We are yet again paying the price of another ‘woke’ rebrand; this time, the burden will fall on our own pockets. British banknotes are set to change as the historical figures will be replaced by images of wildlife. This spells the end for the figures who have featured on the notes for over 50 years.
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A recent YouGov poll shows that the Green Party has overtaken Labour in voting intention, with 21% of voters saying they would back the Greens at the next general election. Reform UK remains ahead on 23%. This shift has sparked widespread debate about the changing political landscape in Britain. Despite being in government, Labour —
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Keir Starmer has to be shortlisted as one of the worst Prime Ministers in history. He has been an incompetent leader, bringing more damage than good to this country. Over a year has passed since the misfortune of Labour being elected into power: people are digging deeper into their pockets, bearing the brunt of a
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It has been a while since my last Labour analysis; I assumed they would have made amends for their poor start in office. But they are still plummeting in the opinion polls and proving they are unfit to govern. I have been away from the laptop recently, working hard at college, only to emerge and
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Pride Day has just passed in my hometown of Hull. Pride flags were publicly displayed, replacing Union flags; countless posters were plastered on shop windows, and adverts invaded social media feeds. One could not miss that the event was approaching. Fortunately, away in Stockport watching football, I escaped the parade of men in dresses; their
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Ofcom – the regulator for communication services – has unveiled new plans to enforce stricter restrictions and new safety measures, in a bid to prevent children accessing inappropriate and harmful content online. The measures have been introduced as part of the Online Safety Act, which means social media and online companies are now legally responsible
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The Labour Government has announced that the voting age will be lowered to 16 across the UK for the next General Election, a change pledged in the party’s manifesto last year. With Labour languishing in the polls behind Reform, and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer facing dire approval ratings and growing opposition in his own
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Courtney Wright, a 12-year old, intelligent and aspiring schoolgirl, was left devastated and infuriated after she was turned away from her own school’s ‘Diversity Day’, as if she were a stranger. On a day celebrating different cultures across the world, she was thrown into the dungeons of isolation like a traitor dispatched to the Tower of
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J.B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls is a Left-wing manifesto that students are forced to read for GCSE. In the play, Priestley uses younger characters to illustrate to his readers, especially the young, the importance of adopting the same views and to criticise the upper and middle classes, represented in the play by the Birling Family.
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