Articles by Clive Pullman
Politics Editor (2008/09)
Clive has written 15 articles for Nouse
By Clive Pullman — October 13, 2009
I don’t like the Conservative party. I think that the benefit system should be the pillar of a civilised society. Redistribution of wealth is something I believe in and my teachers at school were basically full-on Communists. By all rights, I should hate the party. Despite this, I’ve found myself wondering lately – do they have a point?
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By Clive Pullman — July 29, 2009
Rumours circulating on social networking website Facebook that one of York’s most popular nightclubs, ‘Ziggy’s’ is closing are untrue.
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By Clive Pullman — June 9, 2009
Here’s a question. What has everyone in Brown’s new cabinet got in common?
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By Clive Pullman — June 2, 2009
Although often ignored, party broadcasts can offer voters a real insight into the policies of candidates rallying us for our votes at the end of this week.
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By Clive Pullman — May 12, 2009
Following decades of tense foreign relations between Iran and the rest of the world, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad last month declared that the Iranian nation was at last “a true and real superpower” at the 30th anniversary celebrations of the Islamic Revolution.
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By Dan Hyde and Clive Pullman — May 9, 2009
YORK WIN ROSES 2009
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By Clive Pullman — March 12, 2009
Democracy and Services candidate George Papadofragakis yesterday announced that he doesn’t intend to focus any more time on campus campaigning due to other commitments.
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By Clive Pullman — February 10, 2009
TONY BENN, the former Labour MP and journalist has caused a stir at the BBC by breaking their policy of not broadcasting the address of Gaza aid organisations on air.
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By Clive Pullman — February 10, 2009
YUSU has confirmed that accomodation prices on the Heslington East extension will be more complicated than currently due to an anomaly in the plans.
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By Clive Pullman — January 20, 2009
FOREIGN SECRETARY David Miliband surprised political commentators last week by declaring the ‘war on terror’ a mistake during a speech in Mumbai.
He made the comments at the end of his trip to the state capital where he sought to ease tensions between India and neighbouring Pakistan.
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By Clive Pullman — January 20, 2009
Tension between YUSU and college JCRCs looks set to rise after news that the social calendar of the union’s new bar, The Courtyard, is already saturated with planned YUSU events.
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By Clive Pullman and Camilla Jenkins — November 25, 2008
America seems to be taking the first steps towards shutting down the notorious Guantanamo Bay detention facility.
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By Clive Pullman — November 25, 2008
Ever since the announcement of a biometric ID card system in 1997, pressure group NO2ID has been desperately seeking a way to expose the dangers of ID cards. Now, with the revelation that they have Home Secretary Jacqui Smith’s fingerprints, it seems like they’ve finally got that chance.
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By Clive Pullman — November 8, 2008
Speaking confidently to a crowd of hundreds, Nick Clegg gives off an un-mistakable air of authority. Well spoken, well prepared and well turned out (of course), Clegg is every bit the modern politician.
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By Clive Pullman — October 29, 2008
“Put away your false confidence friends, at least for the moment”
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Rumours of Ziggy’s Closure ‘Untrue’
The power of party broadcasts
Papadofragakis to stop campaigning
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