Politics

The activist group Just Stop Oil has been going around the UK, exploiting its members’ antics in every way possible. Two members of the group were recently found guilty in a court hearing. The Vandalisation of an 1889 Van Gogh Art Piece In 2022, a duo from the Just Stop Oil activist group vandalised a … Read more

Eluned Morgan has made history by becoming Welsh Labour’s first female leader, stepping into the role amid political turmoil and controversy—here’s the full story. From Scandal to Crisis In sharp contrast to the UK Labour Party, which, following its landslide victory in the recent general election, is riding high on a period of new-found confidence … Read more

As Brexit continues to stir discussions across Europe, France, with its own unique set of challenges and aspirations, might just consider a similar path. But what could push the French towards a ‘Frexit’? 1. Sovereignty Boost Many in France cherish national sovereignty, resenting EU constraints on their legal and political systems. A Frexit could restore … Read more

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suspended seven Labour MPs for voting against the government’s decision to abolish the two-child benefit cap.  Child Benefits Since 1946 The UK government has provided financial aid for raising children for families since 1946.  Child Benefits a Point of Contention Recently, payments for families have been debated and are under … Read more

In his first PMQs as prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer walked a political tightrope, facing both an agreement with outgoing PM Rishi Sunak on Ukraine and a significant rebellion within his party over the two-child benefit cap. Here’s the full story. Walking a Careful Line In his first Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) since securing a … Read more

Faced with an unprecedented convergence of global threats, the British Army’s new chief warns of urgent preparations needed to enhance military readiness within three years, or dire consequences could follow. Here’s the full story. Grave Warning In a stark and troubling assessment of the perilous state of global security, General Sir Roly Walker, the new … Read more

Ever walked past a statue and wondered who it was and why they deserved to be immortalized in stone? In the UK, this question has become an urgent issue. As the nation grapples with its colonial past, many statues and street names connected to the slave trade are being reconsidered, removed, or renamed.  1. Edward … Read more

James Cleverly has thrown his hat into the ring for Conservative Party leadership, pledging to unite the party and revive its reputation following the worst electoral result in its history. Here’s the full story. A Party Adrift Following the party’s devastating electoral result in the recent general election, the Conservatives have appeared rudderless and without … Read more

Suspended Labour MPs remain defiant as charities call for urgent reforms to tackle the devastating impact of child poverty and mental health crises — here’s the full story. Standing on Conviction Following the remarkable decision to stand for their convictions and vote against the newly elected Labour government, seven Labour MPs, including former Chancellor John … Read more

King Charles is set to receive a significant pay rise of up to 50% of his annual official income.  Sovereign Grant Pays for Official Duties The taxpayer-funded settlement is the Sovereign Grant, which the UK government pays annually to the Royals to support the monarchy’s official duties.  Sovereign Grant to Be Reassessed The Sovereign Grant … Read more