It’s time to fight for women
Written by Lucy Smith I think we’ve had enough. When I say we, I don’t just mean myself and a few others. I don’t just mean the people of the […]
Why does everyone fancy Jeremy Corbyn
Written by Luna Webster I see the charm of Jeremy Corbyn. I get it. He’s a bit like a nice man at the dodgy karaoke night near your uncle’s house […]
It’s 2016 and we need you!
Happy (belated) New Year HIGNFYouth fans! 2015 was a great time for our site. We launched, saw over 30 contributors submit to us, received well over 25,000 views and hopefully […]
Peace, not only for Paris
We’d like to express our solidarity with the people of Paris, Beirut and the several other places that experienced such atrocities across the weekend. All human lives are important and […]
Spotlight on September 18th: A diary, one year on
Written by Evan Forman Scotland, 18th of September 2014 I don’t sleep. I lie down and I shut my eyes, and time blinks and it’s 6:30am again, but I don’t […]
Will Jeremy Corbyn enrich UK Politics, or diminish it?
Written by Thomas Westgarth It is hard to ignore some of the statistics surrounding Jeremy Corbyn that have recently been published. 1 in 5 Labour voters are likely to defect […]
ZINE: Meg Woods – Number 6
Once again, political artist and resident zine maker Meg Woods is showcasing her work on Have I Got News For Youth. September’s issue looks at the current refugee crisis, the […]
