Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Brexit has been a staple in British discourse for years, stirring as much fatigue as fervour. Are there any new angles left to explore, or have we truly exhausted them all? 1. The Irish Backstop The Irish Backstop has been dissected more than a frog in a biology class. Yet, understanding it doesn’t seem any … Read more
Foreign generals have warned that the UK’s shrinking army may struggle in high-intensity conflicts, but military leaders argue that conscription is not the solution to enhancing defence capabilities. Here’s the full story. Military Under Scrutiny The United Kingdom’s military strength has come under scrutiny as senior European generals express concerns about its capacity to engage … Read more
Find out what the UK Covid inquiry is looking into, the timescale and what we can expect. What Is the Inquiry? The public inquiry is independent and has been created to investigate the UK’s response to the pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 and what we can learn from it. An Experienced Chairperson Baroness Heather Hallett … Read more
Considering arming UK police? Here are 20 reasons why that’s a spectacularly bad idea, especially when compared to the trigger-happy approach of US law enforcement. 1. Historical Context UK police have a long tradition of being unarmed, dating back to Sir Robert Peel’s formation of the modern police force in 1829. Breaking this tradition would … Read more
Imagine a world where your daughter, sister, or mother couldn’t find a sanctuary in places meant to protect them. That’s the reality we’re facing if we don’t stand up for women’s safe spaces in the UK. Let’s explore why these spaces are essential and why we must defend them. 1. Privacy in Changing Rooms Changing … Read more
The UK is deep into a heated debate about gender identity that seems to cut through every part of society and politics. These conversations aren’t just happening in parliaments and protests; they’re affecting everyone’s daily life. 1. Labour Party’s Shaky Stance You might’ve noticed the Labour Party struggling to find common ground on gender identity. … Read more
“…We’re the same on many things…” was just one of the comments Nigel Farage made in an interview. Does this disqualify Donald Trump’s originality, or is it just a regular day with giant heads clashing? Here’s the scoop on the Forage interview. Is Farage a Trump Inspiration? In reports from the Independent, an interview with … Read more
Brexit has reshaped the UK in ways many didn’t anticipate or choose to ignore. Here’s a candid look at the less-discussed but significant impacts of this monumental decision. 1. Loss of Free Movement Brexit has stripped UK citizens of the right to live, work, and retire freely across 27 EU countries. The convenience and cultural … Read more
Clashing MP’s voice their differences over London Taxis. Farage and Khan don’t agree. Here’s why the taxis have become a debated topic amongst some MP’s just days before elections. No Love for England Recently, in a statement over X (former Twitter) by the leader of Reform U.K., Nigel Farage, he accuses Sadiq Khan, the Mayor … Read more
Look around you; Britain isn’t what it used to be. Immigration has transformed our towns and cities, bringing a mix of cultures, challenges, and opportunities. How has this shift affected your neighbourhood? 1. London It’s no surprise London tops the list. The capital is practically a world of its own, bustling with languages and cultures … Read more