Category: Politics

Professor Frances Maratos, Associate Professor and Reader in Emotion Science at the University of Derby, explains why she and fellow psychologists are concerned about recent messaging about Covid-19.

Nicholas Apergis, Professor of Economics at the University of Derby considers the potential outcomes of a no-deal Brexit as the October 2020 deadline looms.

As the government introduces fines for organisers of illegal raves, Tony Blockley, Head of Policing at the University of Derby, explains why these events pose a criminal, as well as a health risk.

Professor Gerhard Kemp of the University of Derby examines the legal and diplomatic issues at the heart of the high profile case involving a member of the Royal Family.

Andy Bloor, Senior Lecturer at the University of Derby, explains why he feels the #BlackoutTuesday campaign on 2 June 2020 did not send out the right message.

Sarah Chapman, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, at the University of Derby, explains how she is taking a stand to combat racism.

Nicholas Apergis, Professor of Economics at the University of Derby, looks at the furlough scheme and what the extension of furlough may mean for the UK economy.

Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, examines the data-intensive approach of political leaders to communication during the coronavirus outbreak, and compares it with the language of their predecessors in similar times.

As Brexit arrives, Professor Keith McLay at the University of Derby, invites you to examine how the state of our relationship with Europe has been encapsulated by the words of British prime ministers at key moments in our nation's history.

Professor Nicholas Apergis looks ahead to the post-Brexit economic future for the UK.