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France’s May 1968 uprisings: Is Britain in Danger of its own Revolution?

2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the "May 1968" civil unrest in France, when a coalition of students, workers, trade unions and left...

JD Salinger’s only novel, The Catcher in the Rye, is much talked about. It follows the adventures of a depressed and disillusioned...

Capital punishment has been used in some kind of form since the first signs of humanity but was abolished in the UK in 1965, around the...

Age discrimination is something that plays a big part in people’s lives, and it is a very difficult situation for the victims of it....

Science and Religion are both about fundamentally different things. No religion has ever been rendered obsolete by facts or observations,...

Despite the fact that we live in such a high tech, social-media obsessed world, surprisingly, face to face bullying is in fact more...

There is a fine line between making use comic relief to get through problems and blatantly saying an offensive joke whilst being unaware...

A video dedicated to Stephen Hawking DIR. Albane Fery, Govhar D, Laetitia H-L #science #tribute #stephenhawking

Last October, I was given the opportunity to travel to India. The intense contrasts between the economic, social, and environmental...

Miss Wadey‘s lessons indicated that she would be an interesting person to interview. We spent a fascinating 20 minutes discussing how she...