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In a statement released on June 23, the UK Council for International Student Affairs confirmed that new EU/EEA/Swiss students beginning their studies in England...
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Roar writer Ryan Chan answers Roar writer Marino Unger-Verna about Brexit. After nearly four years since the 2016 Referendum, the United Kingdom terminated its...
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Last night, at 11 p.m., the UK officially left the European Union. Somehow, though, talk surrounding the issue seems to have died down, as...
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Yesterday, the Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority in the British General Election with, as of this writing, 364 seats in Parliament – an...
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Roar writer Gabriel Rinaldi criticises the use of Twitter polls as indicators for the political mood, calling for continued reliance on scientific surveys. After...
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King’s writer Rory Orwell claims the only good thing to come out of Brexit could be a renewed UK constitution. For the past couple...
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King’s Principal Professor Edward Byrne updates students on the Brexit situation. The email sent on October 21 highlights dates for Brexit briefings organised by...
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Roar writer Patrick Sandbach says the only possible escape from what he calls “the Brexit joke”, is a confirmatory referendum. “Rats! Rats!†chanted the crowd...
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Roar writer Isabella Sheeky claims that the People’s Vote March felt like an uninspired push against the inevitable, exemplifying how the Remain campaign failed to inspire people....
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In May 2016 1,148,716 Londoners voted to make Sadiq Khan Mayor of London. In line with his duties as mayor, he promised to fight...
