Brexit negotiations derailed as UK Government table controversial legislation
Words by Jake Nordland Four years, three prime ministers and two general elections later, Britain is still grappling with the…
Words by Jake Nordland Four years, three prime ministers and two general elections later, Britain is still grappling with the…
It’s been a busy few weeks in British politics, so here’s what you might have missed over the festive period.
By Joshua Talbot. The European Union has granted the United Kingdom an extension on Brexit negotiations, as a suitable…
By Max Morris-Edwards It’s been three years since the referendum on whether the UK should remain in the EU. Let…
YES Luke Schofield The short answer is, yes. However this is an answer in two parts; what has already happened…
By Louis Johnson The Brexit deadline is looming and as Britain prepares to leave the EU, ‘deal or no deal’,…
The News Team makes a guest appearance this week, with Joel giving us his opinion on how a No-deal Brexit…
Vice-Chancellor Adam Tickell has refused Tory MP Chris Heaton-Harris’ request for a list of names of the academic staff who…
Fascist stickers have been appearing around campus. At time of publication, 8 to be exact. Debates seem to be raging…
Brexit will lead to a “barbed wire divorce” of the UK and EU, according to Sussex economists in a briefing…
Hove’s Labour MP, Peter Kyle, has said he will vote against triggering Article 50 in Parliament next spring. The remarks…
Francis Fukuyama’s now-infamous and much-derided proclamation of the victory of liberal democracy now lies in tatters. It is increasingly clear…
Daniel Green A month ago today, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, leaving uncertainty regarding withdrawal negotiations,…
Freya Marshall Payne On June 28th an estimated 200 people gathered on The Level despite a heavy downpour to attend…
Our Arts Editor Bianca Serafini has gone home to New York for the summer and is now surveying the political…
Britain is in a mess. A huge mess. A catastrophic mess. The nation’s fundamental divisions – age, education, income –…
Pictured: the Meeting House was turned into a polling station on campus where many students have today cast their votes…
With the upcoming EU referendum viewed as inevitable, it was no surprise when British Chancellor George Osborne kick-started the year…