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The Prime Minister's vision for all pupils in England to study maths to 18 has been heavily criticised, but there is merit in equipping future generations for our changing economy

As Britain's economic situation worsens, Josh Rutland highlights another key battleground that the new Prime Minister may come to rely upon

As winter approaches, Josh Rutland propounds the idea of more radical reform in the NHS

"I know rules are boring and complicated and in some cases futile and inconsequential, but please do not ignore it when people try to change them"

"We cannot continue treating refugees and migrants as threats to our country"

When sport is used in politics, the impact is felt around the world

Gracie Daw implores students to vote in the upcoming Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner election

Angela Merkel stepping down as Chancellor prompts the question, what will her legacy be?

Brexit continues to disrupt partisan allegiances and the Labour Party become the latest victim of Britain's culture war

Does Laurance Fox's "Reclaim" Party have a place in British politics?

With essential farm work continuing amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, those in the industry have met the challenge head on

The capitalist state meets communist practice as protests break out across states in the US

As indigenous protests are raising wider economic concerns for Canada, Trudeau is under increasing pressure to put an end to the rail blockade

Spain set for its third election in under four years

Peter Jacobs unpacks the difference between the single market and the customs union.