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For love of the Lords
by Rachel Savage on Tuesday 31st January 2012
Rachel Savage argues that the government's recent defeats on welfare reform show how much more a democratic Lords could achieveSteady as they go
by Adam Jordan on Thursday 26th January 2012
Adam Jordan asks is it any wonder that support for the Conservatives has remained steadfast?We need to talk about Ed
by Henry Felton on Monday 16th January 2012
Ed Miliband's problems as Labour leader aren't all his fault, but he needs to look like a future Prime Minister, Henry Felton argues
Wealth perception and giving
by Ben Maconick on Wednesday 10th August 2011
People failing to realise how well off they really are lies at the heart of UK charities' inability to match the fundraising capacity of their US counterparts, argues Ben Maconick
The wrong kind of reform
by Ben Maconick on Tuesday 7th June 2011
Ben Maconick agrees that the NHS is in need of reform, but argues that the current plans won't achieve the coalition's aimsAnti-trafficking policy back in the spotlight
by Neil Howard on Sunday 5th June 2011
Neil Howard, a student researching international anti-trafficking policy at Oxford, sheds light on the government's recent anti-trafficking policy decisions and the reactions that followedThe Case for Privacy
by Zachary Emovon on Sunday 22nd May 2011
Zachary Emovon discusses the recent issue over gagging orders and concludes that it's a matter of balance
Independence Day?
by Zachary Emovon on Tuesday 17th May 2011
Zachary Emovon discusses whether the Scottish National Party really do want independenceThe calm after the storm
by Neil Howard on Sunday 8th May 2011
After international celebration following Osama bin Laden's death, Neil Howard takes time to reflect on where we go from here
Local elections should stay local
by Helen Robb on Sunday 1st May 2011
Cherwell's Comment Editor argues that by bringing national issues into the campaign rhetoric, party leaders detract from the true importance of local elections