If Truss had proceeded with implementing her agenda in this way, it would have avoided lots of the turmoil that engulfed her premiership. Then there would be a decent chance of her still being prime minister today, looking forward to delivering the structural reforms she wanted to make to the UK economy in 2023.
Read MoreClimate activists came together this week for a week of demonstrations outside Belfast City Hall to call for 2023 to be a year of climate action.
Read MoreQueen’s University student, Rossita MacClean, recently established a new society looking to break down barriers for women and minorities in STEM.
Read MoreMany students undertake compulsory or optional periods of study or work placements abroad while studying at Queen’s University Belfast. The Scoop has talked to several students who are currently abroad or who completed their time abroad recently, about their experiences.
Read More“As we usher in 2023 it seems a reasonable time to reflect on another remarkable sporting year. Our team of Sport Writers at the Scoop have picked their favourite sporting moments from 2022 and outlined their reasons why.”
Read More“It’s in the back of my mind I want to go back across the water, that is my aim, I’m not going to lie about that. Short term it is cement my place and win trophies.”
Read MoreKyle Smith discusses the rise in popularity of country music around the world.
Read MoreThis was an abysmal season for Alpha Tauri, Red Bull’s sister team. After coming 6th in 2021 this was a sharp decline, hampered by reliability issues and driver errors.
Read More“Students are freezing to death in their own accommodation that they are paying out their asses for” - On Tuesday December 13, students gathered outside Queen’s University Belfast’s Lanyon building to protest a vote being held by the Senate, the governing body of the University, on the matter of raising both tuition fees and accommodation prices. Despite protests, however, the Senate passed the motion.
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