Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
In June this year, we published an article that suggested that Adam Gregg, a former Conservative parliamentary candidate for Spen Valley, was involved in inappropriate behaviour with underage girls. We were wrong. Adam Gregg is a respected businessman whose work with young people has been recognised and praised. We apologise unreservedly to Adam Gregg.
The aviation industry in the UK is facing significant challenges post-Brexit, with UK pilots struggling under increased bureaucracy despite Brexit’s promise to reduce red tape. Bureaucratic Fallout Since the UK’s departure from the European Union, the aviation industry, particularly UK pilots, has been hit hard by the bureaucratic fallout. What was once a streamlined and … Read more
Labour’s “Right to Switch Off” campaign has sparked a heated debate. It seeks to give UK workers the legal right to disconnect from work outside of contracted hours. Labour’s “Right to Switch Off” Campaign Labour’s campaign proposes giving UK workers the legal right to disconnect from work outside of their contracted hours. Part of Labour’s … Read more
The UK economy is currently experiencing growth, but the impact of Brexit on this growth is complex and controversial. Recent Economic Growth in the UK The UK economy grew by 0.6% in the second quarter of 2024, continuing its recovery from the recession at the end of 2023. Factors Behind the Growth This growth has … Read more
A recent UN report has strongly condemned the UK for a disturbing increase in racist hate speech and violence, demanding immediate reforms and accountability. Here’s the full story. Notice to the UK The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has issued a strong warning to the United Kingdom, urging immediate and … Read more
As the UK prepares for its first Labour Budget in 14 years, a new poll shows increasing public support for taxing the wealthy and enhancing public services. Here’s the full story. Shifts in Public Opinion As the UK prepares for its first Labour Budget in over a decade, public opinion appears to be shifting in … Read more
Despite the economic resurgence, Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to raise taxes, reduce benefits, and cut spending to improve public finances. Controversy Over Radical Shifts Reeves has faced significant criticism for recently implementing drastic measures across the UK to fill the large black hole that she inherited from the Conservatives. Inheritance of Worst Public Finances in … Read more
The government has announced a ‘surge’ in return flights for illegal immigrants, sending them back to their countries of origin. This raises serious questions about why such measures haven’t been implemented earlier. Strategic Government Plan The Government has shared their plan to hire 100 more intelligence officers. Showing serious intent to tackle smuggling gangs and … Read more
A recent poll shows a significant drop in public confidence, with more than half of Brits thinking the UK is heading in the wrong direction—casting doubt on Labour’s capacity to lead the country effectively. Here’s the full story. Heading in the Wrong Direction A recent Ipsos survey has revealed a stark fact that will profoundly … Read more
Not everything we Brits love works when it crosses our borders. From political ideas to beloved TV shows, some of our most cherished exports have bombed spectacularly on the international stage. Are we the odd ones out, or is everyone else just missing the point? 1. Tesco’s Fresh & Easy: A Supermarket Experiment Gone Wrong … Read more