The Conservative Party could end up with “zero” seats in this week’s European elections as they face an unprecedented “wipeout”, one of the party’s most senior MEPs has predicted. Just weeks after the party lost more than 1,200 councillors in England they could be set for a total wipeout in ...
Human sprawl, deforestation, intensive farming and global warming will see the demise of large bodied wild mammals and birds over the next 100 years.
For a host of reasons, more people are choosing to develop skills and obtain knowledge through online training. One of those reasons is that online courses offer an appealing level of flexibility. No longer do you have to be based near campus or have to come up with excuses for ...
Philip Alston has accused Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd of trying to distract from the troubling findings in his report on extreme poverty in the UK. The UN’s Special Rapporteur responded to accusations that he did not do enough research and was biased in his final report on poverty ...
University of Sussex Flat Earth Society are expecting to host more than 800 people at their first ever official ball - which will see students and like-minded thinkers gather to talk about how they think the earth is not round.
This week sees the welcome return of English wine as we visit one of the country’s largest producers in Sussex. 2018 was, in the parlance of Frank Sinatra, a very good year for English wine, and so it is only right we celebrate it. Hot and dry weather landed a ...
Nigel Farage’s official website has published two damning blog posts criticising Nigel Farage. The apparent hack has led to two videos from Channel 4 News probing his finances going live on the site. The first is titled “Nigel Farage’s funding secrets revealed” which tells the story of the money given ...
A district judge has reserved judgement over whether the private prosecution against the former foreign secretary would go ahead.
Remember the ‘Special Relationship’? It’s one of those phrases that gets a certain kind of British politician bleary-eyed with nostalgia. It’s not as popular as it was during the Blair years, when it was continuously invoked to justify unpopular wars, but the hard Brexiteers are big promoters of the concept. ...