Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Hazel Scott 
David Lammy isn’t just another politician; he’s a beacon of progressivism with a knack for stirring the pot in the most British way possible. How does a boy from Tottenham end up being a political heavyweight and a champion for social justice? 1. From Tottenham to the Halls of Power David Lammy’s journey from a … Read more
Feeling down about the gloomy weather and the cost of living? Fear not! The UK has a lot going for it. Let’s turn that frown upside down with 21 compelling reasons to be optimistic. Things are looking up, so let’s focus on the good stuff! 1. Booming Film Industry Yes, the rain might have ruined … Read more
Think you’re a bit cheeky? Even the most audacious Brit knows there are some social faux pas you simply won’t commit on this fair isle. We’ve got a list of cringe-worthy social no-no’s that’ll have you wincing just thinking about flouting them. Fancy a peek at what keeps us all toeing the line? 1. Jumping … Read more
The dust has settled on the UK’s latest electoral whirlwind, with Labour sweeping to a stunning victory. But has this changed the mood across the country? Are we witnessing a new era of calm in British politics? 1. A Collective Sigh of Relief Across the UK, there’s a palpable sense of relief post-election. It’s as … Read more
When it comes to national security, things aren’t always as straightforward as they seem. Here are 20 views on the UK’s security policies and practices that might make you see things differently. 1. Surveillance Overkill Is the UK’s extensive surveillance network, heralded for keeping us safe, actually just a massive invasion of privacy? Some argue … Read more
Politicians are infamous for making grand promises that ultimately fail to materialise. Here’s a scathing look at 21 significant broken promises that highlight the dishonesty and incompetence rampant in UK politics. 1. University Tuition Fees (Labour) In 2001, Tony Blair’s Labour government promised not to introduce university tuition fees. By 2004, they not only introduced … Read more
Political deceit has become an all-too-familiar story in the UK, with numerous politicians caught in blatant lies that have shaped national policies and public opinion. Here are 20 of the most notorious instances where UK politicians got caught in their lies, revealing a pattern of dishonesty and broken promises that have eroded public trust. 1. … Read more
In recent years, the UK has been seen as a global leader in climate action. However, several recent policy changes and government decisions suggest a shift away from this commitment. Here are 21 ways the UK is turning its back on climate change action: 1. Rolling Back Green Subsidies The government has significantly reduced subsidies … Read more
The NHS, once the pride of Britain, faces myriad challenges that suggest it is beyond repair. Here are 23 reasons why the system is failing: 1. Chronic Underfunding For years, the NHS has been plagued by chronic underfunding, leading to a shortage of resources and staff. Despite increasing demands, funding has not kept pace, resulting … Read more
The recent election has brought a wave of new Labour MPs to Parliament, each with their unique backgrounds and perspectives. Who are these new representatives, and what do they bring to the table? 1. Tom Collins – Worcester Tom Collins, elected as the new MP for Worcester, has a strong background in community activism. His … Read more