Cambridge University Fashion Show: A Review
Charlie Windle and Sophie Chebib review the Cambridge University Fashion Show (CUCFS) at the Union, Friday 6th March 2026....
The Cambridge University Charity Fashion Show – an interview with the Vice-President
Charlie Windle sits down with CUCFS Vice-President Maddie Wills to discuss her motivations for getting involved in the show, her experience organising the commi...
Humour as exposure: Niko Omilana and the Racism Epidemic
Haris Khan argues that through Niko Omilana's YouTube videos amid anti-immigration protests, claims of tolerance collapse into evidence of a racism epidemic no ...
Cambridge’s answer to the problem of restitution ought to be a lesson to the British Museum.
Charlie Windle examines the ongoing debate over repatriation, questioning why isntitutions like the British Museum continue to resist returning cultural artefac...
Hypocrisy doesn’t nullify J.D. Vance’s claims about Free Speech in Europe
Joel Fox argues that, despite J.D. Vance's hypocrisy his point core point stands: Europe is eroding free speech, and unless governments reverse course and limit...
Starmer’s Mandelson U-turn could be his last
Cameron Banks argues Keir Starmer’s U-turn over Lord Mandelson’s sacking exposes a fatal lapse in judgement. With echoes of the Chris Pincher affair that do...
The Gospel According to MAGA
Haris Khan argues that the MAGA movement’s intellectual vanguard has transformed faith into a political weapon. By cloaking nationalist aims in the rhetoric o...
Inside the new Reform think tank with links to MAGA, chaired by a Cambridge academic.
Cameron Banks argues that the Centre for a Better Britain, chaired by Cambridge academic James Orr, marks Reform UK's bid to professionalise. Modelled on MAGA p...
MAGA’s Media Civil War
Haris Khan charts the rise and fracture of MAGA through the story of Nick Fuentes - the livestreamer once welcomed into Trump's orbit at Mar-a-Lago. What began ...
From Blair to Keir: Labour are wooing The Sun… again.
Starmer is channelling Blair in style and substance, Cameron Banks argues, right down to courting the right-wing press. Bringing in ex-Editor of the Sun, David ...