The Partisan View

Peter Handley discusses Iain Duncan-Smith’s recent use of the word ‘Normal’ and the ‘common-sense’ about

As our economy continues to undergo rapid change Prof. Alan Finlayson finds that seemingly small

Green politician and UEA lecturer Rupert Read, joins Caroline Lucas in making the case for

Rupert Read joins Baronness Jenny Jones to ask whether ‘progressives’ can really continue to take

Vassiliki Koutrakou criticises Syriza’s negotiation strategy with the EU Despite the unquestionable relief at its

Dr. Vassiliki N. Koutrakou argues that Greek people should not act instinctively in forthcoming referendum. As

Charles Clarke outlines Labour’s immediate leadership challenges after defeat in the 2015 general election. Harriet Harman

Dolapo Okunuga, the winner of our sixth form blog competition, argues that education policy should include

As the 2015 general election approaches, Peter Handley considers whether the main parties’ position on

Public transport often doesn’t work for travellers because it’s fragmented, deregulated and operated for short-term