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The challenges President Biden faces in his first 100 days.

As the new president gets to work by signing new executive orders, Hannah Carley examines some of the obstacles in the way.

Reasons to be positive about 2020.

With all the doom and gloom that 2020 has brought on us, Ed Halford and Kristina Wemyss cover some of the more positive developments that have occurred in politics and beyond, many of which have been overshadowed by Covid-19 and Brexit.

New trade partnerships reveal the UK’s ambition to become tech hub of the world.

With Boris Johnson describing a no-deal Brexit as “very, very likely”, the UK’s recent free trade deals with Japan, Singapore and Vietnam signify that Britain’s admission into the Trans-Pacific trade group appears imminent.

What has changed in politics since Boris Johnson’s election victory in December last year?

Nouse’s politics team outline the major political developments that have taken place in what has been a tumultuous and unpredictable year in politics.

York offers to private school pupils to halve under new Labour plans

York offers to private school pupils to halve under new Labour plans

Are independent schools actually a "network for the powerful?"

23 Sep 2019 Patrick Walker
Meet the man challenging Donald Trump for the Republican nomination

Meet the man challenging Donald Trump for the Republican nomination

Do Republicans want a second option?

30 Aug 2019 Patrick Walker
British Democracy Plunged into Constitutional Crisis as Johnson Government Prorogues U.K Parliament

British Democracy Plunged into Constitutional Crisis as Johnson Government Prorogues U.K Parliament

28 Aug 2019 Jerry McMichael
The winners and losers of the second Democratic Debates

The winners and losers of the second Democratic Debates

Nouse watched the debates so you don’t have to.

3 Aug 2019 Patrick Walker
A look back at Theresa May's time in office. A coalition of chaos, or a strong and stable leader?

A look back at Theresa May's time in office. A coalition of chaos, or a strong and stable leader?

Theresa May will likely be remembered as the Prime Minister who vowed to deliver Brexit and then failed to come through on her promise.

23 Jul 2019 Callum Tennant
Five things we learnt from the first Democratic debate

Five things we learnt from the first Democratic debate

How to stand out in a huge field? Speak Spanish.

27 Jun 2019 Patrick Walker
Japan's attitudes and military behaviour is changing

Japan's attitudes and military behaviour is changing

The once weak Japanese military is now again ranked on the top somewhere between 4th and 7th best in the world

21 May 2019 Jan Sztanka-Toth
Sri Lankan security forces in race against time

Sri Lankan security forces in race against time

Sri Lanka which suffered for decades from a bloody separatist from the Tamil Tigers – is now grappling with a new terror threat.

6 May 2019 Callum Tennant
Three Labour councillors to represent Hull Road after council elections

Three Labour councillors to represent Hull Road after council elections

The group notably includes two former students at the University.

3 May 2019 Patrick Walker
"I, for one, welcome our new feline overlords"

"I, for one, welcome our new feline overlords"

The role of cats in British politics is not a new phenomenon. The position of Chief Mouser was created in 1929

1 May 2019 Emily Taylor

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