Will the promise of regional funding sway Labour MPs to back May’s second Brexit deal vote?
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  Liverpool Guild of Students is hosting a conference this weekend, along with academics, to as the question: ‘What is the Future of Education? Young People, Activism and Alternatives’. The 2 day conference runs on the 9th and 10th of February and speakers from around the world will be present, looking specifically at:     •   […]
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After yet another stern warning to rapidly reduce climate change from Sir David Attenborough, Molly will discuss the ways that governments fail the efforts to reduce climate change effects. We will look into whether international bodies should do more to focus less on trade and more on conserving the planet, in order to prevent leaders […]
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As we enter yet another hectic week, LSRadio’s head of news Chris Stringer has picked his 5 news stories to watch this week in national, sporting and local news…… 1. Brexit: As always, Brexit is dominating the headlines. Parliament is entering another crunch period with the ‘meaningful vote’ on Theresa May’s deal to be held next […]
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Technological Advancements: Alternative Present or Genuine Actuality? This week (Wednesday 28th November), the International Politics Hour is bringing you an hour-long special between 12-1pm that highlights one of the most exciting yet simultaneously terrifying advancements of our lifetime – the rapid incline of technological furtherance in China. Bradley will be exploring the dubious claims that […]
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The Rohingya refugee crisis heightened in August 2017, when the Myanmar Government had increased their military persecution of the muslim minority in the province of Rakhine. In the following few months, over 7,000,000 Rohingya risked death to flee by sea or on foot to the neighbouring country, Bangladesh, which already hosted over 3,000,000 in camps […]
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