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How To Protect Your Digital Privacy in The UK

A 2015 comprehensive study by Ofcom—a UK regulatory authority for the broadcasting, telecommunications and postal industries—suggested there was a growing concern among web and app users ...

No Offence

We now live in a world where to be offended is considered a legitimate argument. Where people can be convicted for uttering an opinion which goes against the prevailing wisdom or questioning ...

A soft Brexit now looks more likely than ever

Over recent weeks, we’ve gone from despair to relief to despair again watching the Brexit process. At long last the UK and EU have agreed an exit deal bringing to an end the first stage of ...

How worried should we be about North Korea?

In the past week tensions have ramped up between the USA and North Korea. Donald Trump is promising ‘fire and fury’ and boasting about his nuclear arsenal and North Korea is making ...

Modern Journalism: The Concept of Balance

Fake Morality is Deceiving the Public During last year’s US Presidential election, Buzzfeed reported on sexual allegations about Donald Trump that they were unable to confirm, yet they ...

Does British Foreign Policy Really Make us a Target for Terrorist Attacks?

Manchester, London Bridge, Nice, Berlin. The list goes on. Jeremy Corbyn recently stated that the rising threat of terrorism could be directly traced to British foreign policy and intervention in ...

Facebook's Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men from Hate Speech But Not Black Children

In the wake of a terrorist attack in London earlier this month, a U.S. congressman wrote a Facebook post in which he called for the slaughter of "radicalized" Muslims. "Hunt them, identify them, and ...

The Politics of Morality

What’s right is right, what’s wrong is wrong. It should be that straight forward shouldn’t it? In the recent televised grilling of Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May both leaders were ...

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