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The Falklands and Gibraltar: Self Interest and Spin

The idea that a nation can legitimately claim territory just because it's nearby or because it wants to add to its land mass isn't one that we subscribe to in the modern world, nor is the idea that ...

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We don't need no education

In the hazy days of yesteryear, it was the simpler things that mattered. Sitting bored in the classroom, listening to Mrs Paterson drone on about remainders and long division, time seemed to stand ...

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A return to the Israeli-Palestinian slog

The flurry of excitement over the P5 + 1 talks in Geneva this week relegated Israel-Palestinian peace talks to the fringes of diplomatic concern. With the resumption of Iranian nuclear talks ...

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Post-industrial decline and Stoke on Trent

Since the 1980's UK cities have been transformed into service led economic hubs, this was a stark contrast to their previous guise as largely manufacturing cities. The need for modernisation of our ...

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My Failed Attempt to Boycott Google

I was going to boycott Google. Refuse to visit anything whatsoever associated with Google in any way online. They’re a huge company and, despite their trying their very hardest to look like the ...

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The Falklands and Gibraltar: Self Interest and Spin

The idea that a nation can legitimately claim territory just because it's nearby or because it wants to add to its land mass isn't one that we subscribe to in the modern world, nor is the idea that ...

Read more: The Falklands and Gibraltar: Self Interest and Spin

We don't need no education

In the hazy days of yesteryear, it was the simpler things that mattered. Sitting bored in the classroom, listening to Mrs Paterson drone on about remainders and long division, time seemed to stand ...

Read more: We don't need no education

A return to the Israeli-Palestinian slog

The flurry of excitement over the P5 + 1 talks in Geneva this week relegated Israel-Palestinian peace talks to the fringes of diplomatic concern. With the resumption of Iranian nuclear talks ...

MoreA return to the Israeli-Palestinian slog

Post-industrial decline and Stoke on Trent

Since the 1980's UK cities have been transformed into service led economic hubs, this was a stark contrast to their previous guise as largely manufacturing cities. The need for modernisation of our ...

Read more: Post-industrial decline and Stoke on Trent

My Failed Attempt to Boycott Google

I was going to boycott Google. Refuse to visit anything whatsoever associated with Google in any way online. They’re a huge company and, despite their trying their very hardest to look like the ...

Read more: My Failed Attempt to Boycott Google

All Things Iran

Now seems a better time than any to delve into the murkiness that surrounds Iranian foreign policy. After his impressive victory this year, what is Rouhani up to? Is he simply another Khamenei ...

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