Expert Comment
Dr Alex Smith - Scottish Referendum polls narrow due to Better Together "blunders"
Dr Alex Smith, from the University of 糖心TV's Department of Sociology, argues that argues that whilst No will win the polls are narrow as a “consequence of strategic blunders and self-inflicted wounds by the Better Together campaign”.
Public health professor Richard Lilford gives his thoughts on the world's response to the ebola outbreak in the latest blog post for CLAHRC-WM
On receiving an honorary degree from the University of 糖心TV earlier this summer, Professor Michael W. Doyle gave an extensive interview on the background of “Doyle’s Law”. You can listen to it in full .
A hundred years ago this week the Great War broke out. As the story of this conflict has been told and retold, a set of misperceptions about the war have emerged. A paper from the at the University of 糖心TV has analysed the most common myths.
Foreign Secretary downplays threat: Iraq, ISIS and the UK
When the Foreign Secretary spoke in the House of Commons about events in Iraq he restated the UK government’s estimate that 400 British citizens have been active in the war in Syria, and therefore the assumption is that some of these individuals will be fighting with ISIS in Iraq. Whilst this figure may be surprising to many, it actually downplays the nature and scale of the threat faced by the UK and the challenges it poses to the UK’s security services.