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Legalisation of Anabolic Steroids

Legalisation of Anabolic Steroids

William Mao Anabolic steroids are types of drugs that stimulate muscle growth and encourage faster recovery. They are currently prescription-only and are classified as class C drugs, and it is illegal to possess, import or export them if it’s believed you’re selling them, however, it is legal to

The Perspective #08: October24

The Perspective #08: October24

First Labour Budget in 14 Years Krish Chaddha Rachel Reeves, Britain's first female Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered a Labour Budget which aims to ‘restore economic stability and turn the page on 14 years of Conservative Government’. Emphasised throughout the Budget is the need for more public investment

The Brawn Story: Buying an F1 team for £1

The Brawn Story: Buying an F1 team for £1

Harry Whitehead (The following article is the winner of the Polyphony summer essay competition 2024) Formula 1, or F1, is often regarded as the pinnacle of motorsport. The combination of exceptionally skilled drivers, along with state-of-the-art technology fostered a thrilling racing series where millions congregate (via multiple outlets such as

The Perspective #07: September24

The Perspective #07: September24

Labour Cuts Support for Large Voting Demographic Krish Chaddha The Labour Government has decided that winter fuel payments would only be given to those who receive pension credit, which will reduce the number of recipients of the payments from 11 million to 1.5 million. Though omitted from their manifesto,

Mergers Between Two Firms

Mergers Between Two Firms

Ethan Harry Wood Mergers between two big firms can have widely varied effects on the consumer. Research suggests that without checks and regulations, mergers can lead to the transformation of a competitive market into an oligopoly or monopoly due to underlying industry conditions. Mergers often occur in order to achieve

The Perspective #06: Summer24

The Perspective #06: Summer24

Pensioners Panic over their future under Keir Shay Patel Starmer’s Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, announced the Labour Party’s latest economic policy in order to try and patch up the claimed £22 billion black hole in the UK’s finances. Labour has announced the removal of Winter Fuel Payments for

The Perspective #05: May24

The Perspective #05: May24

Gething’s Tumble: Senedd’s Confidence Crumbles Aditi Prashanth In a dramatic turn of events, Wales' First Minister Vaughan Gething lost a critical vote of no confidence, only 12 weeks after beginning his role in office, following mounting pressure from opposition parties and growing public dissatisfaction. The motion, tabled