Robert Jenrick’s intentions in his recent decision to defect from the Conservative Party to Reform UK seem to be entirely unfounded. When the news broke in the middle of January this year,…
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Christmas is a lot of things. And not to play too much the Grinch here, but it seems that one of those things is a holiday of over-consumption. …
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How streaming, speed, and sameness reshaped a genre once built to last. There was a time when Christmas movies carried a sense of ceremony. They weren’t simply watched; they were anticipated. They…
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In the midst of a post-pandemic Scotland and a cost-of-living crisis, university students’ mental health is now more than ever in need of sufficient support through counselling and mental health services provided…
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Brig writer Bertie looks into how the Conservatives have performed historically and how they're doing now.
Do you think Reform has completely replaced the Conservatives?…
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The University of Stirling has an accessibility and inclusion department with an excellent reputation, but still, the campus features almost no braille signage, rendering me functionally illiterate here.…
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The Labour Party have just concluded their annual nationwide party conference, which ran from Sunday, September 28 and Wednesday, October 1. Elected representatives (MPs, MSPs, and MSs) and party activists gathered in…
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Republican media pundit Ann Coulter clearly doesn't understand the importance of Native Americans, or the power of hate speech.…
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Social media: it is something that slowly but surely has not only made its way into the modern world, but it has helped to shape and create it. Instagram, Snapchat, the infamous…
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The House of Lords is a peculiar mix of tradition, political power, and aristocratic governance. The political institution is undemocratic, with unelected members influencing legislation.…
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