Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
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
After Tory MP Lee Anderson was suspended for alleged “Islamophobic” comments regarding London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan, a guest on GB News has sparked calls for an Ofcom investigation due to calling the Mayor “not British,” and “a true racist.” Viewers Demand Ofcom Investigation A guest on GB News, David Baum, called up to slam the … Read more
Oil prices have come down, but fuel prices go up. UK motorists may need to pay 6p more per litre. Some call fuel retailers “greedy rip-offs.” Another Increase It was recently announced that UK motorists are going to pay an extra 6p a litre when filling up on fuel. People May Be Put Off Driving … Read more
Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif, fresh off a historic gold medal win, is taking legal action against high-profile figures like JK Rowling and Elon Musk, alleging cyber-harassment over their controversial posts on X, formerly Twitter. Here’s the full story. Gender-Critical Silence JK Rowling, the world-famous author of the Harry Potter series who is increasingly becoming … Read more
The Channel might seem narrow, but the rift between France and the UK is widening at an alarming rate. Political unrest, rising far-right movements, and diplomatic squabbles signal a tumultuous future. How will these mounting tensions impact the lives of citizens on both sides of the Channel? 1. Increase in Small Boat Crossings The number … Read more
The UK’s approach to immigration is complex and often contentious. Here are 20 surprising facts about these policies that shed light on their scope and impact. 1. Points-Based System The UK uses a points-based immigration system, focusing on skills and qualifications to determine eligibility, much like Australia and Canada. 2. Health Surcharge Increase Immigrants must … 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
Recent Russian territorial gains in Ukraine could be reversed following a dramatic policy change from the US and Germany. The announcement could see a substantial tactical shift from both sides in the coming months. War Nearly a Decade Old There has been a version of this warm running since 2014 when Russian-backed militias took control … Read more
The former Prime Minister, Liz Truss, furiously walked off stage after a wilted lettuce appeared on a banner behind her with the words “I crashed the economy.” Book Tour Blunder Truss was at Beccles, Suffolk, answering questions as part of her book tour when a campaign group Led by Donkeys performed the stunt. Promoting Her … Read more
Political deceit has become an all-too-familiar story in the UK, with numerous politicians caught in blatant lies that have shaped national policies and public opinion. Here are 20 of the most notorious instances where UK politicians got caught in their lies, revealing a pattern of dishonesty and broken promises that have eroded public trust. 1. … Read more