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Should the ‘Joint Enterprise’ law be reformed?

Should the ‘Joint Enterprise’ law be reformed?

Elize Hartzer Joint Enterprise, professionally cited as ‘secondary liability, is a common law doctrine. It subjects all parties involved in a criminal act to the same degree of charge by the court. This dissolves the two separate distinctions in the perpetration of a crime (the principal who actually commits the

AI in healthcare: a help or hindrance?

AI in healthcare: a help or hindrance?

Meenu Vithanage The healthcare industry is undergoing a technological revolution. From robotic-assisted surgeries to AI-driven diagnostic tools, digitisation and artificial intelligence are reshaping the way medical professionals diagnose disease, manage patient data, and deliver treatment. From electronic health records to AI-driven diagnostics, such advancements supposedly improve efficiency, accuracy, and patient

The Perspective #12: February25

The Perspective #12: February25

The German Federal Election 2025 Elize Hartzer On the 23rd of February, Germany held a record breaking election. The snap election was called in 2024 due to a governmental crisis in which the 3-party coalition broke down, lost its majority, and intentionally lost a vote of no-confidence. Germany uses a

Labour’s consultancy problem

Labour’s consultancy problem

Ethan Corne When Keir Starmer entered Downing Street for the first time, after his thumping electoral victory, the Blairite victory celebrations were at full force. Spectators waving Union Jack flags lined the streets of Number 10, as the Prime Minister emerged from the bulletproof doors of his Audi A8. For

Will Privatising the NHS Fix It or Break It Beyond Repair?

Will Privatising the NHS Fix It or Break It Beyond Repair?

Mariam Arshad For years, the NHS has been called the Pride of Britain - a healthcare system built in 1948, on the principle that no one should have to pay for its services and treatment - a commitment to fairness and social responsibility. But lately, it feels like it’s

Psychopaths in Power: How Manipulative Leaders thrive in Politics and Business

Psychopaths in Power: How Manipulative Leaders thrive in Politics and Business

Aoife Watson When using the term psychopath, we initially think of a cold-hearted killer from the latest crime show we are watching, not a powerful politician, brought in to drive our economy with their radical new ideas. The definition of a psychopath is not limited to just the anticipated group

Should the UK still have a monarchy?

Should the UK still have a monarchy?

Chloe Jones In today’s society, the monarchy can feel futile and largely symbolic to some people. It is disputed what the role and/or need for a King is. Stereotypically, when you imagine a monarch, you picture them as an autocrat, living a luxurious life and ruling the country