Politics

The 2020s have certainly not pulled any punches. From global pandemics to economic turmoil and political scandals to royal dramas, why does it feel like this decade has thrown everything but the kitchen sink at us? 1. COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK hard, with multiple lockdowns disrupting life and the economy. The … Read more

A report by the Food Foundation has shown that the quality of food we’re feeding our children dramatically impacts their health, growth and intelligence.  Kids are Shorter, Fatter and Sicker The report highlights that thanks to poor diets, food poverty and food insecurity, many children are suffering severe yet avoidable health consequences.  Obesity-Related Diseases Increasing … Read more

As Russia solidifies a new defence pact with North Korea, the UK braces for heightened threats of election interference amid ever increasing growing global tensions. Here’s the full story. Teetering on the Brink As the world teeters on the precipice of several different international emergencies, the UK has been warned that the recent alliance between … Read more

The British Medical Association has advocated for reducing England’s drink-drive limit to align with European standards, aiming to decrease alcohol-related road deaths and improve public safety. Here’s the full story. Campaign for Reduction The British Medical Association (BMA) has recently spearheaded a campaign advocating for a significant reduction in England’s drink-drive limit. Proposal Details Supported … Read more

Are you weary of the relentless campaign drama and microscopic scrutiny of every political move? Here are 21 specific reasons, gleaned from recent headlines, why we’re looking forward to the end of this election cycle. 1. Farewell to Endless Gaffes Remember Rishi Sunak skipping a crucial D-Day event to give a TV interview? Such blunders … Read more

Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger advocates for a reevaluation of Britain’s defence strategy, urging Britons to prepare for national service in response to evolving security threats. Here’s the full story.  Shake Up The war in Ukraine has shaken up the world’s security apparatus in a way not seen in a generation or more. Rethinking … Read more

Is rejoining the EU really a smart move for the UK? Consider how it might make the UK look. Here’s why it could undermine our democracy and turn us into a joke. 1. A Crisis of Democracy Would rejoining the EU make a mockery of our democratic vote to leave? Flipping our stance now could … Read more

The UK is deep into a heated debate about gender identity that seems to cut through every part of society and politics. These conversations aren’t just happening in parliaments and protests; they’re affecting everyone’s daily life. 1. Labour Party’s Shaky Stance You might’ve noticed the Labour Party struggling to find common ground on gender identity. … Read more

Grant St Clair-Armstrong, a Reform UK candidate, has resigned after the discovery of past blog posts endorsing the BNP and making racist and sexist remarks, though his name remains on the ballot. Here’s the full story. Reform Attacking Conservative Flank Reform UK has decimated the traditional Conservative party by unashamedly setting its sights on the … Read more

In a striking display of transatlantic political rivalry, London played host to opulent fundraisers for Trump and Biden, highlighting the contrasting approaches and global stakes of the 2024 US presidential election. Here’s the full story. Pivotal Election While the UK general election draws ever closer, it can be easy to forget that the US also … Read more