Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Nancy Amon 
“A war is comming.” MPs in both the Conservative Party and UK Reform Party are butting serious heads for a place as “centre-right.” Murmurings amongst leaders and discord are expected ahead of the 2029 election. The Battle of the Fittest Nigel Farage and Rishi Sunak are competing to secure their space as the “leaders” and … Read more
Kemi Badenoch accuses Suella Braverman of having a “very public” nervous breakdown. The two MPs clashed about a “private” conversation allegedly leaked to the public. Here’s what happened. Disturbances Amongst Tory MPs A recent spat between Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch soon became a public affair, with sides clearly disagreeing. These feuds developed after the … Read more
“There’s no one to take the houses built in London.” The Labour Government promised that more houses would be built, and those efforts are already being made. The hundreds of houses built in London might be “white elephants,” though to some extent. Here’s why the affordable houses in London are sparking concern. Houses and No … Read more
If you find yourself in England and have a few pounds to spare, you can peak into the East Wing of the lush and royal Buckingham Palace, Westminster, London. Visitors can tour the east wing for the first time in British history, peek out the windows, see the mall, and more. Here’s what to expect. … Read more
The onshore wind ban brought about restrictions on building more energy wind turbines on land. Chancellor Rachel Reeves lifts the onshore wind ban to help produce more green energy. Here’s how it’s going. Keeping to Their Pledge Manifesto The newly appointed chancellor Rachel Reeves, for the Labour Party and government, has said the party wants … Read more
Travel delays could occur at airports for non-EU citizens traveling to EU countries. These delays may surface due to the new fingerprint scan law. Systems might not be ready. How will this process impact UK travellers? Changes in Place Brexit has set Europe and the UK on a different course, leading to some changes like … Read more
According to the Daily Mirror, viewers have been grumbling as BBC’s The Antiques Roadshow would air again. People are not so upset about the show but more so about the “who” of the show. Here’s what happened. More Than Four Decades The Antique’s Roadshow has been on air since 1979 and has run successfully since … Read more
Adam Henson, Countryfile star, calls the Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm “grim” and “hysterical.” Some viewers have disagreed with his point of view. It’s “Hysterical” The main cast member of the Countryfile BBC farming and country show has raised eyebrows about the style and format of Clarkson’s Farm. According to GB News, Adam Henson, a … Read more
A Welsh Christian publication reported a comment from a religious leader, which he later appologised for. Here’s what happened. Words Spoken A Reverand in the local Welsh community, Peter Harries Davies, wrote a statement in a Christian publication saying the Bible “condemns homosexual acts.” The Welsh publication Gair y Dydd, meaning “word of the day,” … Read more
The Dutch prince Constantijn of the Netherlands has said that Europe risks falling behind if it “continues to focus on AI regulation.” Will it affect the economics of the EU and UK? Falling Behind With AI? Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands said that Europe could “risk falling behind” if it focused too much on AI … Read more