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It’s no secret that certain stories seem to slip through the cracks of British media. But why the consistent oversight? Is ignorance truly bliss, or is there more at play? 1.Our Libraries Are Dying – Does Anyone Care? Over 800 UK libraries have shut since 2010, victims of nearly £250 million in budget cuts. Communities … Read more

The rent for social housing in the UK will increase more than inflation over the next decade as the UK pushes to build affordable homes.  UK Housing Shortage to Be Addressed Labour has been trying to address the UK’s housing shortage, deemed a “crisis,” by implementing policies to support and prompt more construction.  109,000 Households … Read more

As the Household Support Fund nears its September deadline, experts warn that its expiration could plunge thousands of vulnerable families into deeper hardship and hunger. Here’s the full story. Household Support Fund Charities and local authorities across England have desperately begged the Government not to continue with the planned termination of the Household Support Fund … Read more

British pensioners are urged to check whether they can receive winter fuel payments after the policy has changed under the Labour Government.  Policy Change for Winter Fuel Payments The previously tax-free benefit readily available to all above the pension age has just undergone a policy change which limits those over the state pension age who … Read more

UK travellers heading to the EU next summer will face new border rules, including a visa waiver fee. Here’s the full story. Bitter Fruits of Brexit Travellers from the UK to the European Union are set to receive more of the bitter fruits of Brexit following an announcement from the EU stating that, starting in … Read more

Britain’s proud symbols of past greatness now tell a story of decline and neglect. From historic industries to beloved institutions, these signs of decay paint a worrying picture. How did we go from a world leader to a nation grappling with these fading legacies? 1. The Decline of British Steel: From Industry Giant to Demolition … Read more

A UN expert has urged the UK government to review its indefinite prison sentences for Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP).  IPP Introduced in 2005 by Labour The IPP, introduced in 2005 by Labour, allowed the courts to implement prison sentences with no set release date.  IPP Were Indefinite Sentences Between 2005-2012 IPP sentences were indefinite … Read more

Europe’s picturesque streets and serene coastlines are turning into battlegrounds, as a rising tide of anti-tourism sentiment targets British holidaymakers. This backlash is making waves across the continent, and it’s more than just a few disgruntled locals. Tourist Invasion: Europe Says “Enough!” European locals are no longer quietly accepting the onslaught of tourists—especially from Britain. … Read more

New data reveals a disturbing pattern of racial disparities and safeguarding failures in the strip-searching of children by police in England and Wales, sparking calls for urgent reform. Here’s the full story. Damning Report on Strip Searches A recent damning report into the strip searches of children by police forces in England and Wales has … Read more

Labour’s Autumn Budget is set to reveal the tax hikes they swore weren’t coming, leaving voters to wonder if they were misled all along. Labour’s Pre-Election Tax Promises Under Scrutiny For months leading up to the general election, Labour was dogged by accusations that they would raise taxes if they came to power. Their response? … Read more