Why the left keeps losing the voters it needs
If progressive parties want to defeat Reform, condemning its voters may be less effective than understanding why its message works.
Better the devil, you know?
Leadership changes have become British politics’ favourite cure for problems they rarely solve.
Can you legislate a generation out of smoking?
A reflection on the ambitions and consequences of the Tobacco and Vapes Act of 2026.
Iran, Empire, and the Return of Endless War
On sovereignty, double standards, and the human cost of Empire
When do you become a Londoner?
Despite having lived in London for an approximate three and a half years, I am reluctant to call it home. I have a signed a lease, have a phone plan, and a growing pile of books on my bedroom floor. Yet I still question whether I am settled quite enough
People do not know what scientists do
How public skepticism thrives when scientific work is poorly understood.
Science withers without philosophy
Why philosophy is needed in STEM.
Why removing wardens from halls is a mistake
A hall senior’s opinion on changing the wardening system.
Whose genome are we studying?
Precision medicine has a representation problem.
Trump is no saviour, but who are we to tell Iranians how to feel?
Exploring what diasporic Iranians feel about the war in Iran.
Airbnb and other apocalyptic omens
What Airbnb can mean for local communities, and the larger issues that lie beneath it.
You cannot liberate women by bombing their daughters
On the morality and limitations of using war as a tool of liberation in the Middle East.