Hazel Scott

Brexit has reshaped the United Kingdom’s landscape in countless ways, many of which directly impact the younger generation. Here are 21 ways Brexit has made things tougher for Britain’s youth, from education and employment to travel and living standards. 1. Erasmus Program Restrictions Brexit has limited access to the Erasmus program, which provided opportunities for … Read more

Let’s peel back the layers on this pivotal figure, spotlighting both the hallmark traits and the more obscure quirks that sketch a fuller picture of the Labour leader. #1. Destiny’s Child Named after Keir Hardie, a founding member of the Labour Party, Starmer’s name seems less coincidence and more a nod to destiny. It’s as … Read more

Diving into parenthood is like subscribing to a life where sleep is a myth and your priorities do a disappearing act worthy of a magic show. Here’s a whimsical nod to that delightful shift, where wine o’clock becomes a sacred ritual and silence is more alarming than a toddler’s tantrum. #1. The Myth of the … Read more

Step into the nostalgia of British TV advertising, where each commercial break was a journey into creativity, humour, and sometimes sheer oddity. From confectionery to crisps, these adverts have become etched into the national psyche, transforming from mere marketing to memorable moments of collective joy. #1. Compare the Meerkat Simples! Aleksandr Orlov, a meerkat with … Read more

In Britain’s upper echelons, certain habits might seem charmingly quaint or outright bizarre to the rest of us. What really goes on behind those stately mansion doors? 1. Attending Boarding Schools Posh families send their children to prestigious boarding schools like Eton or Harrow as a tradition that’s both a status symbol and a networking … Read more

Ever wondered why Londoners get a bad rap? Here are 20 habits that might explain why people often find them a bit, well, rude. Do any of these sound familiar? 1. Ignoring Tourists Londoners are notorious for their disdain for tourists, often ignoring pleas for directions. It’s as if they’ve forgotten that millions of people … Read more

The rise of woke culture has seen some truly bizarre and contentious moments in the UK. Is this trend a sign of progress or just political correctness gone mad? 1. Banning Clapping at University Events Several universities have replaced clapping with jazz hands to avoid triggering anxiety, leaving many questioning the practicality of such measures. … Read more

Dive into the linguistic labyrinth of Britain, and you’ll find yourself amidst a delightful confusion of understatement and euphemism. The British knack for saying one thing but meaning another entirely is a national pastime, leaving many a foreigner bemused. Here’s a guide to 21 such British phrases, that often leave visitors scratching their heads. 1. … Read more

The cultural landscape in the UK is showing signs of a significant pushback against “woke” culture as political dynamics shift ahead of the 2024 general election. 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 … Read more

Alright, let’s have a chat. You’re not in university anymore, and it’s high time some of those old phrases you’re clinging to got the boot. Here’s a list of 18 bits of slang that really ought to be retired from your vocabulary: 1. “Innit” Innit time we stopped using “innit” to punctuate every sentence? It’s … Read more