Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Hazel Scott 
With the Paris 2024 Olympics on the horizon, Team GB is gearing up with a stellar lineup of athletes ready to make their mark. From established champions to rising stars, these athletes are set to captivate the nation. Who are the standout British hopefuls aiming for Olympic glory? 1. Matt Aldridge – Rowing Matt Aldridge … Read more
Planning the perfect family outing on a budget can be daunting, but for Talia, a dedicated mum of two, her tight budget never stops her from making sure her kids have a fun-packed summer. Known for her ability to find the best free or low-cost activities, here are her top recommendations for fun family attractions … Read more
In a turn of events that’s shaking up high streets across the UK, several beloved retailers are closing their doors this summer. Is this the end of an era for brick-and-mortar shopping, or just another twist in the retail saga? 1. B&M The discount retailer is closing its Gainsborough store this summer. This closure is … Read more
Princess Kate, with her grace and poise, continues to prove she’s more than ready for the crown. How does she consistently exemplify the qualities of a future queen? 1. Navigating Motherhood With Grace Princess Kate has managed to raise three children while under constant media scrutiny. Her ability to balance public duties and family life … 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
Rachel Reeves is shaping the future of the UK economy as the first female Chancellor of the Exchequer. Her journey from a chess prodigy to a key political figure showcases her strategic mind and economic expertise. 1. Academic Foundation Reeves holds a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) from Oxford University. This prestigious combination … Read more
The reemergence of Nigel Farage has reignited debates within the right-wing. As populist forces gain traction, the right must unify or risk irrelevance. Can they afford to remain divided? 1. Nigel Farage’s Resurgence Nigel Farage’s return to politics has propelled the Reform UK party to significant popularity. Recent YouGov polls show Reform just 2 points … Read more
The term ‘Brexit’ has saturated our discourse, leading to fatigue and division. With a Labour government now in power, is it time to retire the word once and for all? 1. Overuse in Media The relentless use of ‘Brexit’ in news outlets has exhausted the public. Let’s move on to more constructive conversations that reflect … Read more
As the Great Getaway begins with schools breaking up for summer, we are all looking to escape the dreary weather. But, this summer’s travel destinations might not be as welcoming as you’d hope. Are you prepared for these holiday nightmares? 1. Barcelona’s Tourist Backlash Barcelona has been cracking down on mass tourism, with locals feeling … Read more
Despite its historical influence and global standing, the UK isn’t always at the top of the wealth ladder. Here are 15 countries experiencing stronger economic growth, highlighting their economic strengths and the benefits this brings to their citizens. 1. United States The US, with a GDP of over $21 trillion, has vast economic power and … Read more