Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
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
More than 40 criminals and migrants are sent back to Vietnam and Timor-Leste. It’s a victory as a UK-based criminal gang is sentenced. Here’s the story. Change Underway When Keir Starmer’s team took charge of the government and the Labour Party won on the 4th of July 2024, there was immediate action to implement change. … Read more
Labour’s newly appointed head of the Army has warned that Vladimir Putin may want “retribution” to the countries that assisted Ukraine in its war, including the UK. Putin’s Revenge The head of the Army for the UK has insisted that Russian President Vladimir Putin will want revenge against Britain. Britain Must Be Ready for War … Read more
Jeremy Corbyn and a group of newly elected independents are quietly planning a move that could shake up Parliament. Here’s the full story. New Parliamentary Alliance Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour leader, lifelong left-wing campaigner, and current independent MP for Islington North, has reportedly been involved in active discussions with the four other newly elected … Read more
The UK’s relationship with Russia is tense and complex. There are many reasons why Russia is keeping a close eye on us, and it’s important to understand these concerns. Ever wondered why we might be in Russia’s sights? 1. NATO Membership The UK is a key member of NATO, an alliance Russia sees as a … Read more
Recent far-right riots have put many UK towns and cities on edge, with tensions high and communities feeling the strain. Here’s a look at the 20 places currently facing the brunt of this unrest. Are you living in one of these places? Are you afraid? Here’s what’s happening on the ground. 1. Southport The deadly … Read more
Navigating the UK university landscape is like deciphering a complex code of rankings, reviews, and reputations to uncover where you’ll not just learn, but truly flourish. Whether you’re drawn to the historic halls of Oxford or the creative buzz of Goldsmiths, finding your perfect fit is about aligning your aspirations with the unique offerings of … Read more
Kemi Badenoch has been facing criticism after her 2018 comments about immigration surfaced, revealing a stance that contradicts her current position. Remarks Causing Controversy The remarks causing all the controversy were depicted in a video of Badenoch speaking in the Commons in 2018. At the time, she was a backbench MP and advocated for a … Read more
The last two years have been rocky for passengers, train drivers, and the ASLEF as rail strikes are finally ending. What will the new rate agreement be, and is everyone happy? It Was a Long Ordeal The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers & Firemen (ASLEF) has negotiated an agreement with the UK government to raise … Read more
The working class in the UK is increasingly voicing discontent, but why exactly is their patience running thin? What underlying issues drive this critical dialogue? 1. Stagnant Wages and Rising Living Costs As the cost of living skyrockets, wages for working-class jobs have largely stagnated. This widening gap makes everyday life a financial challenge for … Read more