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Alex Holland was recently elected as the Disabled Students’ Officer on theKCLSU Student Council. He is a second year English Law and Hong Kong...
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Staff Writer Zaynab Ali discusses recent major upheavals in British politics, arguing that these events may signal the beginning of a new era for...
Economy
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Lara Bevan-Shiraz reports on the Strand Group’s panel discussion on 8 July, featuring Angela Rayner, which critiqued patchy devolution thus far, pressing...
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'Andy Burnham is my ninth prime minister; Tony Blair was my first.'
Politics
Documenting the experiences of a woman who has been through the system, Nadine Almanasfi presents how the care system and the ignorance of politicians...
Politics
Why staff and students came together to strike on October 31, 2013. Strike day was incredible: the spirit of solidarity, the excitement, the...
Politics
Ideology is a topic that British politicians remain wary of, but by the 2015 General Election, will it have made a comeback? Upon...
Politics
The potential political and social consequences of NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan. As NATO’s twelve-year campaign in Afghanistan comes to an end, an intense debate...
Politics
The diplomacy strike no one expected – why Saudi Arabia rejected its UNSC seat and the possible implications of this for Middle Eastern politics....
Politics
KCLSU President, Sebastiaan Debrouwere, explains King’s involvement in last month’s march. Sunday 29th September saw 50,000 people march through the centre of Manchester in...
Politics
Assessing the causes and impacts of the recent U.S. government shutdown reveals the inadequacy of party representation in the U.S. political system. Readers...
Politics
Why last week’s demonstration was simply the beginning, and the fight to save our NHS must go on. At 65, the NHS is...
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The economic forecast for this month: hazy, with a chance of disaster. The United States has been forced to shut down its government...
