Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
If these local elections are a temperature check, the government will hope the thermometer is broken. They’ve suffered a series of devastating losses, indicating the scale of resentment toward this government. 107 Councils Holding Elections There has been a series of elections up and down the country. We’ve had local council elections, police and crime … Read more
The High Court ruled the UK government’s climate action plan unlawful for the second time, prompting calls for a much-needed revision to meet its emissions targets. Here’s the full story. It’s Getting Hot in Here As the climate emergency continues to heat up, with an unseasonably wet spring leaving some food rotting in the ground … Read more
The end of free movement between the UK and the EU has stirred plenty of debate. If you’re pining for the days of hopping from London to Lisbon without a hitch, here are 18 compelling reasons why reinstating free movement could benefit everyone involved. 1. Economic Growth Free movement encourages a dynamic workforce, boosting the … Read more
Almost 100 MPs have handed in their resignation ahead of the next upcoming election. Next Pole Brings Out the Resignations The next national poll needs to take place by January 2025 and 99 MPs have stood down, according to the House of Commons Library. Public Announcements Made Sixty-three Conservative MPs have made public announcements that … Read more
JK Rowling has publicly critiqued Scotland’s new Hate Crime and Public Order Act on social media, sparking debates over free speech and the legislation’s approach to protected characteristics. Becoming Controversial JK Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter series and since the conclusion of the books, has become a controversial figure due to her … Read more
Amidst escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia, UK Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron reaffirms Britain’s support for Ukraine’s defence efforts, asserting Ukraine’s right to utilise British weapons against Russian targets. Here’s the full story. Second Year of War As the world marks the Russian war against Ukraine marching into its second year, the fighting has become … Read more
Brexit has reshaped the economic landscape of the United Kingdom, bringing significant challenges and changes to various sectors. From agriculture to finance, 15 industries have felt the most acute impact. 1. Financial Services London’s role as a global financial hub has been challenged, with many companies relocating parts of their operations to EU cities to … Read more
The government is being pressured to arrest two British nationals who have left the UK to fight with the Russian army in its invasion of Ukraine. Arrest These Men According to one ex-Army commander, two British men who are fighting for Russia in Ukraine should be arrested. Soldier Boasts Online One of the soldiers was … Read more
Labour unveils plans to swiftly abolish hereditary peers in the UK House of Lords, prioritising democratic reform while allowing ousted legislators continued access to Parliament. Here’s the full story. Policy Reveal The Labour Party, widely predicted to form the next government, has started revealing more of the policies it would enact should it be elected … Read more
After Lee Anderson’s “Islamophobic” comments about London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan, right-wing party Reform UK’s leader has publicly defended the remarks and slated the Tories in the process. Right-Wing Richard Tice Defends Lee Anderson’s Suspension Richard Tice, the leader of Reform UK, the right-wing political party, has strongly supported Lee Anderson regarding his comments made about … Read more