As May’s cabinet crumbles, Brig Politics examines what the future of Brexit looks like.
Soft Brexit, hard Brexit, no Brexit. What’s Next?
Jeremy Hunt appointed Foreign Secretary after Boris Johnson resigns
Boris Johnson becomes the third cabinet minister to reign in 24 hours over Theresa’s May’s Brexit talks.
Stirling MP pledges support to Refugee Family Reunion Bill
Stirling MP Stephen Kerr announced his support for the Refugee Family Reunion Bill following pressure from members of Stirling University’s Amnesty International society. Members of the society had written “around 11 letters” […]
Hundreds of thousands attend ‘March for Our Lives’
On Saturday thousands of students converged on Washington DC in what was billed as a “March for Our Lives” to promote gun control.
Foreign Office first as black woman takes top diplomatic role
NneNne Iwuji-Eme is to become the first black female career diplomat to ever serve as a High Commissioner.
One year on, London remembers
Exactly 12 months on from the terrorist attack on London’s Westminster Bridge the 14 people who died and over 100 who were injured in four terrorist attacks which struck London in 2017 have been remembered.
“Like Hitler’s Olympics”, Boris Johnson compares 2018 World Cup to 1936 Olympics
In the wake of Russia’s attempted assassination of a former double agent Boris Johnson warns of Russia using the World Cup as PR exercise.
Putin powers through at the polls to secure 4th term
Russian President Vladamir Putin has secured his grip on power in the world’s largest nation for another six years.
100 Year Anniversary of Women’s Vote
Abigail Taylor looks at how far equality has come from the women’s vote and how far we still need to go.
Trump leaves Congress divided after State of the Union address
Trump’s first State of the Union address may have billed as a new message of unity but unity is not what was delivered.
