How is Brig’s Editor in Chief doing after two of his blind dates? We catch up with the man on a misson to find love.
When Harry met…? Part II: Two dates in
Are the Oscars relevant anymore?
Have the Oscars become overshadowed by controversy or are the awards an important platform for change in Hollywood? Two of our writers sound off.
The one minute rule: How to beat procrastination 60 seconds at a time.
Could the one minute rule work for you?
Success is no longer achieved. It is inherited.
Veronica Kontopoulou contemplates on the real reasons why finding career success is becoming a concept that reminds us more and more of an unreachable utopia.
To rebound or not to rebound?
Is it the way to get over a broken heart or just a faulty coping mechanism?
From Brig with love: your worst dates.
Who says romance is dead?
The Premier League: Liverpool’s wait finally over?
Sherman Wright reviews who is going to get their hands on the Premier league trophy this season.
Loving another person is some form of rollercoaster ride
Editor in chief, Harry McArthur, and Comment Editor, Iona Young, give two different views of love.
Long distance to cohabitation a multicultural couples perspective.
Iona Young interviews a couple who went from living hundreds of miles apart to only inches away.
Why Brexit has made me reconsider my stance on Scottish Independence
Fraser Kelly talks of how Brexit negotiations has made him rethink his views of a potential indyref2.
