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“Get Your Hands Off My Bacon”: MP Liz Truss on Brexit, The Meat Industry and The Tories Winning The Next Election

Posted on 8th February 20195th March 2019 by Ed Barnes

Last Friday at an event hosted by 1828, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liz Truss came to the University of Leeds to speak about how she feels the Conservatives can improve on their standing about […]

How Nancy Pelosi Forced Donald Trump To Give In

Posted on 6th February 201926th March 2019 by Jack Walker

Two weeks ago, President Trump agreed to reopen the U.S. government without any money for a wall on the border with Mexico. For thirty-five days, the President had refused to sign any budget from Congress […]

Is George Soros To Blame For Everything?

Posted on 16th December 201826th March 2019 by Andrew Morris

Remember when conspiracy theories were the sole preserve of your one insufferable friend who painstakingly chronicled their YouTube “research” in an effort to convince you that 9/11 was an “inside job”? No longer. They are […]

The Rot Of David Cameron And The Tory Party

Posted on 27th November 201826th March 2019 by Charley Weldrick

There has been a deluge of commentary as of late about David Cameron, who joins Tony Blair as one of the most widely reviled ex-Prime Ministers that Britain has ever had the misfortune to suffer. […]

Advocating For An “Uncivil” Politics

Posted on 26th November 201826th March 2019 by Caleb Constantin-Forward

I’d like to start with the caveat that I don’t know whether opinion journalism is as important as news reporting. In order to have some kind of value, I guess this kind of journalism has […]

Why Half Of America Is So Worried About The Notorious RBG

Posted on 25th November 201826th March 2019 by Jack Walker

For liberal Americans, the name Ruth Bader Ginsburg – known affectionately as RBG – is synonymous with everything in which they believe. At 85, she is one of the oldest judges on the Supreme Court […]

Is Patriotism An Antidote For Nationalism?

Posted on 25th November 201826th March 2019 by Andrew Morris

While addressing a ceremony at the centenary of the armistice at the Arc De Triomphe, French President Emmanuel Macron warned of the alarming rise of nationalism across Western Europe and the United States. He described it […]

Can Trump And The Democrats Work Together?

Posted on 15th November 201826th March 2019 by Jack Walker

Now the midterms are over and the Democrats have regained control of one chamber in Congress, it seems more unlikely than ever that Republican and Democratic divides can be overcome. Just one day after the […]

Ozone Healing: Are We Doing Enough?

Posted on 15th November 201826th March 2019 by Molly Butler-Crewe

It seems miraculous to hear anything positive about the environment and global warming, but this week the UN published a report that managed to make me feel like lugging all my glass bottles to the […]

A 94-Year-Old Man Is On Trial: Justified?

Posted on 15th November 201826th March 2019 by Freya Hillyer

On the 6th November, former Nazi guard, Johann Rehbogen, went on trial for his complicity in the murder of hundreds of people in Stutthof Camp, Poland. This is not the first trial of its kind: […]

Leeds Council Must Ban Cars To Take On Air Pollution

Posted on 15th November 201826th March 2019 by Charley Weldrick

There was a fantastic article in last week’s Gryphon, outlining the unprecedented level of air pollution found in Leeds. Not only is the air quality in Leeds the third worst in the U.K. It’s also […]

The Poppy Controversy: A Sign of Respect Or An Endorsement Of War?

Posted on 13th November 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The Case For Poppies: A Sign of Respect For some time, and most notably in the past few years, the choice to wear – or not to wear – a poppy leading up to Remembrance […]

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