Ahead of tonight’s ballot on the vote of no confidence, Brig summarises the events.
Vote of no confidence: Brig’s prediction of Theresa May’s future
Backlash as Israeli diplomat visits campus in PolSoc event
The visit of an Israeli diplomat to campus in an event hosted by Polsoc has caused controversy
Conservative Society to host MPs in series of lectures
In the wake of the Brexit crisis, the Conservative Society are hosting a lecture series with a variety of MPs.
Alleged sexual predator appointed to US Supreme Court
The United States Senate has voted in favour of appointing embattled candidate Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
Motion on People’s Vote passes at Union General Meeting
The motion, giving Student Union officers to right to engage with the People’s Vote campaign, was passed at the first general meeting of semester.
Stirling’s anti-Brexit group campaigning for a People’s Vote on Brexit deal
Politics Editor Rebecca McCurdy speaks to the Stirling group campaigning for a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal.
Soft Brexit, hard Brexit, no Brexit. What’s Next?
As May’s cabinet crumbles, Brig Politics examines what the future of Brexit looks like.
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.
