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‘Self-injection rooms’ a pioneering step in the War on Drugs

Glasgow is notorious for its long and complicated history of drug addiction. Once dubbed the UK’s heroin capital, the council have approved its first ‘self-injection room’ for drug users. Proponents…

Has Brexit made Scottish independence more likely?

This summer, British politics experienced tumultuous times. The vote to leave the European Union was an unforeseen victory for the Leave side. David Cameron resigned, Jeremy Corbyn refused to resign…

Northern Ireland’s abortion laws are incompatible with human rights

When Alistair Campbell said ‘We don’t do God’, he was referring to the British government and its policy making process with specific respect to the Iraq war. With falling church…

Osborne is setting himself up for another economic failure

Last week George Osborne delivered his eighth budget. A common feature of these occasions has been the announcement of budgetary targets. Equally as recurrent has been his failure to meet…

The SNP have demonstrably failed the Scottish education system

The SNP’s commitment to higher education has long assumed popular folklore, largely due to their totemic policy of free tuition fees. On his last day as SNP leader, Alex Salmond…

Corbyn’s speech does little to repair Labour’s reputation

The Oxford Dictionary defines the word ‘ramble’ as to ‘talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way’. If asked to define Jeremy Corbyn’s speech to the Labour…

Corbyn’s Labour Party Has Overlooked Women

In politics, a picture can be worth more than a thousand words. A vivid image can help define political narratives. One such image from the last parliament was the all-male…