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Years of Racial Abuse Suffered at the Hands of English Cricket Clubs

Years of Racial Abuse Suffered at the Hands of English Cricket Clubs

By Madihah Najeeb, BA Global Liberal Arts Content warning: this article refers to racial abuse, derogatory language and racist behaviour. English cricket has been embroiled in accusations of racism as allegations from former cricketers have revealed years of racial abuse at local cricket clubs throughout their playing careers. Former England

Increased National Threat Level Following the Liverpool Explosion

Increased National Threat Level Following the Liverpool Explosion

By Anneka Shah, BA Chinese (Modern and Classical) On 14 November an explosion near Liverpool Women’s Hospital killed one man and left one injured. The incident was declared a terrorist attack on the following day, though the suspected bomber’s motives remain unknown at the time of writing. On

Turmoil in Sudan - The Protests So Far

Turmoil in Sudan - The Protests So Far

By Clayton Barrington – Russell, BA Arabic and International Relations Content warning: This article discusses violence and references incidents of sexual assault On 21 November, Sudan’s prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, was reinstated back to his position after being removed by the country’s army chief roughly a month ago. “The

Veg Only: New Diktat in Gujarat’s Cities

Veg Only: New Diktat in Gujarat’s Cities

By Neeraj Shetye, MSc Politics of Conflict, Rights and Justice Ahmedabad is the new addition to the list of cities in Gujarat that has started a crackdown on the so-called ‘illegal stalls’ selling non-vegetarian food. Before this, the civic bodies in Vadodara, Rajkot, Bhavnagar and Junagadh had launched similar campaigns.

End the Silence. End Sexual Violence.

End the Silence. End Sexual Violence.

By Zo Wu, BA Global Development and Arabic Content warning: This article mentions sexual assault and related terms. The atmosphere of the Trafalgar Square protest, which occurred on a busy Saturday afternoon, was one of bustling tourists and onlookers enjoying the Christmas market. However, not all came to spectate. A

Tech Won’t Save Us, And Gig Workers Know It

Tech Won’t Save Us, And Gig Workers Know It

By Viandito Pasaribu, BA Politics and International Relations Ah, the gig economy. The great innovation of the 2010s. It’s got such a pleasant name, too. The word ‘gig’ conjures up images of the humble street performer making some money on the side by contributing to the atmosphere and liveliness

Media VS Labour Action

Media VS Labour Action

By Anisah Mahamoud, BA International Relations It is clear that the media has everlasting impacts on the manner in which society views itself. It acts as a mirror in the sense that it is usually the only outlet that provides daily information on the actions of society. This signifies the