Oscar Davies

For the first time, the Workers Party of Britain has become victorious in a by-election with anti-war campaigner George Galloway beating the Conservatives, Labour and Reform UK in a landslide. Galloway Emerges Victorious Left-wing Workers Party of Britain Leader, George Galloway, has secured a groundbreaking victory in the Rochdale by-election, triggered by the tragic death … Read more

Recent reports have confirmed that the global number of obese people has hit over 1 billion, with the UK contributing to a significant amount, many of whom are children. Alarming Global Obesity Rates More than a billion people worldwide are now identified as obese, according to updated estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO), with … Read more

The London Borough of Havering was on the brink of financial collapse just weeks ago, but a loan of £54 million has now been accepted. With 26 councils in the UK teetering on the verge of bankruptcy, others won’t be so lucky. Budget Approval Amid Crisis Havering Council successfully signed off its budget after the … Read more

A play has been announced in London’s West End that has an all-black cast and is only allowing an all-black audience. Despite critics calling it “racist,” the play has not broken any laws regarding inclusivity. Unveiling the Concept London’s Noel Coward Theatre is set to host unique performances of the play “Slave Play,” starring Kit … Read more

After an increased number of what’s been described as “intimidatory” threats from protestors to specific MPs and their houses, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has suggested the UK descended into “mob rule.” Rishi Sunak Addresses Rising Threats Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has warned that the country may have descended into “mob rule” after protestors issued threats … Read more

According to reports, the Prime Minister was left “furious” with General Sir Patrick Sanders after he recently warned the public could face conscription if Britain was to go into an all-out conflict with Russia. UK Army Size Controversy Emerges General Sir Patrick Sanders recently claimed that the British army is too small to fight a … Read more

The government has announced it will be spending £31 million to bolster the security of MPs after increased threats of intimidation along with instances where protestors have infiltrated private homes. Strengthening Security Measures for MPs The UK government announced it will allocate a £31 million package to enhance security measures for Members of Parliament (MPs) … Read more

After Islamophobic accusations hit former Tory MP Lee Anderson, his colleague Paul Scully is now under fire for comments about alleged “no-go” Muslim areas of London and Birmingham. London MP’s Comments Spark Controversy London MP, Paul Scully, has received backlash for his recent remarks about perceived “no-go” areas in London and Birmingham, which he defends. … Read more

Does the Conservative Party have an Islamophobia problem running through its core? That’s the question that many interviewers are asking Tory MPs, including the Prime Minister, after Lee Anderson’s controversial comments about London Mayor Sadiq Khan. Growing Pressure on Senior Conservatives Despite huge backlash from different political parties in the UK, including former Tory members, … Read more

The UK became the first country to issue sanctions on Russia for the death of political opposition leader Alexei Navalny, a stern Putin critic. The death took an even darker turn as it was revealed Navalny’s potential release was near. Talks on Navalny’s Releases Recent statements from Maria Pevchikh, an associate of Russian opposition leader … Read more