Football’s new plastic fans
While football fans across Europe scrambled to justify which Bundesliga team they had in fact always supported, and fans across the UK forced themselves to watch [...]
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Column: The Corona Coup
The coronavirus pandemic is redefining the relationship between ordinary people and the state in a way unprecedented in recent times. In some countries the law is [...]
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The Prisoner of Downing Street
You could have been forgiven for failing to believe your eyes when the BBC News update popped up on mobile phone screens around the world ‘PM [...]
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Scoot scoot, hey, beep beep
There’s a revolution happening in Britain. Not the kind where there’s bloodshed or a transfer of power. Not the kind where there’s an inspirational grassroots movement. [...]
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Kim Jong-Un Joins Trump 2020 Campaign
Kim Jong Un’s wants Donald Trump to win the 2020 presidential election and secure a second term in power, according to sources. Failing that, the Supreme Leader [...]
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Clearing the Air(bnb)
Recently, concerns have arisen about the safety of Airbnb. This is frankly shocking. After all, nothing should be safer than meeting a stranger online and deciding [...]
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Farage Knows How to Party
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has announced plans to reform his party after Brexit next year. You might it’s strange to improve the party you lead [...]
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Not Caring is Expensive
The climate discussion may have become a bore to some, but not being interested anymore is a stance most can't afford. If the debate doesn't change [...]
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Where Did Brexit Go?
Ever since Nigel Farage threw his party’s chances of forming a sizeable caucus in Parliament down the plumbing by announcing that they would not stand in [...]
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London’s Finest
The grandson of Kazakhstan’s former leader Nursultan Nazarbayev has been sentenced to 140 hours of community service as well as a £1000 fine by a London [...]
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