Articles by Kate Goligher
Politics Editor (2009/10)
Kate has written 18 articles for Nouse
WikiLeaks leak 400,000 documents
By Kate Goligher — October 26, 2010
Controversial website WikiLeaks has released 400,000 confidential US army documents on Friday. The documents’ reports, written by soldiers detail thousands of incidents, including torture of detainees and civilian deaths
Private Life Politics, Should it Matter?
By Kate Goligher — October 12, 2010
Following Ed Miliband’s recent election as Labour leader, controversy has erupted surrounding his personal life
To the left, or to the right?
By Kate Goligher — August 30, 2010
In recent weeks the Labour leadership race has slowly but surely began to gather some pace. Unsurprisingly, the Miliband brothers have begun to emerge as front runners
Beauty and the beast
By Kate Goligher — June 22, 2010
The bikini round may no longer be an essential part of entering beauty pageants, but will they ever be about more than appearances? Kate Goligher investigates
More killed as Mexican drug violence escalates
By Kate Goligher — June 22, 2010
The bodies of 12 people have been found in a cave near the popular tourist resort Cancun in Mexico
Special relationship not so special after all?
By Kate Goligher — May 25, 2010
Barack Obama was the first Head of State to call David Cameron, suggesting that the relationship between the UK and the USA might be on the mend after Obama’s previous rebuffs towards Gordon Brown
University of York graduate Peter Hitchens wins Orwell prize for foreign correspondence
By Kate Goligher — May 25, 2010
University of York graduate and national columnist, Peter Hitchens, has won the prestigious Orwell Prize. Hitchens won the prize for his foreign correspondence in the Mail on Sunday
Election results night – live
By Kate Goligher, Ieuan Ferrer and Tom Fisher — May 6, 2010
The Nouse Politics team blog the 2010 General Election results live
Political Edge
By Kate Goligher — May 4, 2010
Since the days of Margret Thatcher, the Tory party have been known as the ‘nasty party’ in British politics, and the memory of three million unemployed is still fresh in the minds of many people
Students take part in election debate
By Kate Goligher — May 4, 2010
The University Radio York (URY) debate with student members of the three political parties and a member of the debating society on Sunday night unfortunately, was not met with the same excitement as the recent prime ministerial debates
Tuition fee cap removal leaked
By Sam Lawson and Kate Goligher — May 4, 2010
Tuition fees could rise from their the current level of £3,225 up to £14,000, depending on the outcome of this week’s parliamentary election
Volcanic ash: who cares, there is an election to be fought
By Kate Goligher — April 19, 2010
It was only today that the government seemed to remember that despite the fact there was an election campaign to be fought, they were still supposed to be governing the country
Prime ministerial debate live blog
By Kate Goligher — April 15, 2010
Nouse Politics live blogging of the televised prime ministerial debate
Political Edge
By Kate Goligher — March 16, 2010
Sarah Palin became a laughing stock in 2008 after her nomination as Vice-President
Political Edge
By Kate Goligher — January 26, 2010
In recent years, there has been a growing obsession with global warming


