Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Sarah Griffin 
The English and French, neighbours separated by a mere channel, have cultures as distinct as chalk and cheese. Here’s a look at 17 things the English tolerate with a stiff upper lip that the French would rather toss into the Seine with a disdainful scoff. 1. Lukewarm Beer In England, room-temperature ale is a sign … Read more
Identifying ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) in children involves observing various signs and symptoms that may indicate the disorder’s presence. ADHD can affect children’s success at school, their relationships, and their behaviour at home. It’s important to note that many children may exhibit some of these behaviours at various points in their development, but that doesn’t necessarily … Read more
Climate protests have become a global phenomenon, sparking conversations about environmental policies and the urgent need for action against climate change. While these protests aim to draw attention to crucial issues, some strategies have sparked debate over their effectiveness and impact on public support. 1. Disrupting Daily Lives Protests that heavily disrupt daily routines can … Read more
In the grand chess game of UK politics, immigration policy often resembles a maze designed by someone who forgot the difference between a rook and a pawn. As policymakers zigzag through decisions with the finesse of a bull in a china shop, the resulting strategy—or lack thereof—leaves onlookers scratching their heads. Here’s a whimsical wander … Read more
Despite the modern era’s rapid changes and challenges, the allure and relevance of royal families, particularly the British Royal Family, remain steadfast. Here’s why these venerable institutions continue to capture the world’s imagination and prove their staying power. 1. Historical Significance Royal families are living embodiments of history, connecting the present with centuries of tradition … Read more
In a land where ancient cathedrals once echoed with the sounds of worship, Christianity seems to be quietly stepping into the shadows. Here’s a light-hearted look at why this age-old tradition might be losing its grip on the British Isles. 1. Sunday Shopping Why sit in a pew when you can peruse the aisles of … Read more
UK veterans face numerous challenges, including inadequate mental health support, homelessness, and bureaucratic hurdles. This article highlights critical areas where the nation falls short in providing the necessary care and support for its ex-military personnel. Inadequate Mental Health Support Many veterans struggle with PTSD and other mental health issues, yet access to specialised mental health … Read more
In our interconnected world, diversity and inclusion are increasingly recognized as strengths that contribute to the cultural, social, and economic vibrancy of a nation. Here’s a look at the 15 most diversity-welcoming countries across the globe, and where the UK ranks among them. 1. Canada Canada’s immigration policy is one of the most welcoming, with … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, the institution of marriage faces numerous challenges. With evolving societal norms and personal expectations, more marriages are struggling to survive. Here’s a look at 20 reasons why more marriages are failing today. 1. Financial Stress Money problems can strain a marriage to its breaking point, from disagreements on spending to the … Read more
The UK’s crime statistics unveil areas where safety and tranquillity are more of a concern than others. Presenting the 15 most dangerous places to live in the UK: 1. Cleveland, Yorkshire Cleveland, Yorkshire tops with a crime rate of 139.6 per 1,000 people, notable for high instances of sexual offences and violence. 2. West Yorkshire … Read more