Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times…. Congratulations, you have once again been elected as Prime Minister of Pakistan. The re-election of Nawaz Sharif to one of the highest echelons of government is somewhat perplexing to say the least.…
Margaret Thatcher’s death was always going to receive a varying reaction from a country polarised by her premiership. The announcement happened to coincide with the National Union of Students’ annual conference, where reports emerged stating that a handful of delegates had cheered and applauded the news of her death. The…
On 15th February hospital workers from around the Veneto region of northern Italy protested in Campo San Toma, Venice, in opposition to the effects of the Italian government’s austerity programme on the country’s healthcare system. One protester, Kenan Smailagic, a physiotherapist, said that public sector cuts proposed by…
The subject of abortion has been at the forefront of many students’ minds recently. Last term, pro-life group Abort67 came to campus to target female and medical students in their continuing campaign against abortion. The Womens’ Network organised a counter protest in retaliation to what they described as…
Unpaid internships have become increasingly common over the past few years. The phenomenon, initially inherited from the US, has now become deep-rooted in the UK. The Public Policy Research Publication data for 2008/2009 showed a rise in the proportion of graduates undertaking voluntary or unpaid work six…
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