Nancy Amon

The Port of Dover is set for major traffic jams as border checks and processes may take up to two hours. The port warned motorists to prepare for the delay and being stuck in traffic for a long time.  The Excitement and Frustration Ahead of the Olympic Games in France this year, motorists and travellers … Read more

Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice face a massive challenge as the UK struggles to balance overcrowded jails. Under the Rishi Sunak government, over 10,000 were freed 70 days before bail. How will it go with the Labour government?   Tough on Crime  The UK has experienced an overcrowding of prisons as the law … Read more

Fewer immigrant family members are making their way to the UK as a fall in visas has reduced these numbers to over a third. It’s no longer as simple as applying for a visa as a student or immigrant worker. Here’s what’s happened.  Visas Are Down by Over 30% for Skilled Workers A report by … Read more

Yvette Cooper, the newly appointed Home Security, is on a mission to stop small boats from crossing into the UK illegally. Here’s the scoop on how the Labour government will tackle this problem. Stopping Organised Immigration Crime  Labour government is working towards stopping organised immigration crime in its tracks. Home Security, Yvette Cooper is taking … Read more

“A war is comming.” MPs in both the Conservative Party and UK Reform Party are butting serious heads for a place as “centre-right.” Murmurings amongst leaders and discord are expected ahead of the 2029 election.  The Battle of the Fittest  Nigel Farage and Rishi Sunak are competing to secure their space as the “leaders” and … Read more

Kemi Badenoch accuses Suella Braverman of having a “very public” nervous breakdown. The two MPs clashed about a “private” conversation allegedly leaked to the public. Here’s what happened.  Disturbances Amongst Tory MPs A recent spat between Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch soon became a public affair, with sides clearly disagreeing. These feuds developed after the … Read more

“There’s no one to take the houses built in London.” The Labour Government promised that more houses would be built, and those efforts are already being made. The hundreds of houses built in London might be “white elephants,” though to some extent. Here’s why the affordable houses in London are sparking concern.  Houses and No … Read more

Travel delays could occur at airports for non-EU citizens traveling to EU countries. These delays may surface due to the new fingerprint scan law. Systems might not be ready. How will this process impact UK travellers?  Changes in Place Brexit has set Europe and the UK on a different course, leading to some changes like … Read more

The onshore wind ban brought about restrictions to building any more energy wind turbines on land. Chancellor Rachel Reeves lifts the onshore wind ban to help produce more green energy. Here’s how it’s going. Keeping to Their Pledge Manifesto The newly appointed chancellor Rachel Reeves, for the Labour Party and government, has said the party … Read more