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The presence of flags from one war-torn country at Glastonbury caught the attention of the Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn, who voiced a strong message to the crowd. Glastonbury Comes to an End Glastonbury is now at a close. The famous festival was streamed worldwide, with one tradition still holding strong. Traditions Kept Alive Glastonbury is … Read more

Glastonbury is famous for debauchery and chaos, so why did this running club decide to change that? Is this the start of the British festival scene going soft? Anything Goes at Glasto Glastonbury is the festival where anything goes, but this year, the word ‘anything’ was given a peculiar meaning. Strange Sights Take a Turn … 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 Millennials across the UK starting to question the pervasive ‘woke’ culture? As they navigate an increasingly complex social and economic landscape, many are seeking more practical, nuanced approaches. 1. Emphasising Free Speech Over Cancel Culture Millennials in the UK are increasingly defending free speech and challenging the norms of cancel culture. They advocate for … Read more

A group of mob-like “environmentalists has once again vandalised an ancient heritage site.” The historic monument traces its roots back to 3100 BCE, only to be met by recent events. What’s happened since? Older Than Time  Stonehenge is a majestic and beautiful historical site. Some experts say it traces back to the Bronze Age. Despite … Read more

The cultural landscape in the UK is showing signs of a significant pushback against “woke” culture as political dynamics shift. Here are 21 examples of how this rejection is manifesting: 1. Public Fatigue Over Culture Wars Growing segments of the British public believe politicians are inflating culture wars for political gain, signalling a weariness with … Read more

So, you thought university was about serious study and noble pursuits? Think again. Here’s a list of degrees so bizarre you’ll wonder if academia has completely lost the plot. 1. Bachelor of Arts in Social Media Influencing At University of Brighton, students can now major in Social Media Influencing. Here, theory meets hashtag with courses … Read more

UK veterans face numerous challenges, including inadequate mental health support, homelessness, and bureaucratic hurdles. This article highlights critical areas where the nation falls short in providing the necessary care and support for its ex-military personnel. Inadequate Mental Health Support Many veterans struggle with PTSD and other mental health issues, yet access to specialised mental health … Read more

Let’s look at the reasons why the military’s recruitment posters are gathering dust in 2024: 1. The Call of Duty Generation Prefers Virtual Battles Why join the army when you can experience the thrill of combat from the comfort of your sofa? Modern warfare, with its distinct lack of respawn points, just can’t compete with … Read more

You might notice the gap between us Gen Z’ers and Millennials feels like more than just a few years. Ever wonder why they think they’re a bit out of touch? Here’s their take, straight from the Gen Z grapevine. 1. All About Tech While Millennials were getting excited about the latest Nokia, we were born … Read more