Police Brutality: The UK’s best-kept secret is finally coming to light
In the wake of protests in the United States, the UK has taken a closer look at its own record.
Gunnar Eigener
Gunnar Eigener is an environmental and political writer, studying Journalism and Environmental Studies. He lives in East Anglia with 'the wife', 'the dogs' and 'those cats'.
What are endangered languages, and how can we save them?
The number of speakers of historic and indigenous languages continues to fall. Can anything be done to preserve them?
Which countries have the most right-wing governments?
Which countries lean furthest to the right? We take a closer look.
Protests around the world today: movements that are truly changing things
Protesting remains one of the most prominent ways to express an opinion in a collective manner for in today’s society. From demonstrations against the Vietnam… Read More »Protests around the world today: movements that are truly changing things
Universal Credit: Where did it all go wrong?
We look at the reasons Universal Credit hasn’t accounted for reality as we ask what will be done to rectify its failure.
Costing the monarchy: is the Royal Family worth taxpayers’ money?
Should we keep paying for tradition? We ask whether the Royal Family’s worth is worth it.
Health, wealth and happiness: can Brexit really deliver on its promises?
What really happens in a society post-Brexit? Here’s what we know so far.
No Majesty Music Profiles: The Knife – a duo that kept everyone guessing til the end
No Majesty Music Profiles takes a look at artists’ careers from start to present, with the aim of documenting their impact on music culture. Sublime… Read More »No Majesty Music Profiles: The Knife – a duo that kept everyone guessing til the end