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This countdown showcases the champions of neglect, the ones that have bravely stood the test of time – and lost. From slightly shabby to downright dilapidated, here’s to hoping they’ll see better days before they turn into accidental rubble. #15. The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs: Prehistoric Fixer-Uppers 15. The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs Starting off light, these … Read more

After being turned away from his local polling station for not having the proper identification, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has heaped praise on those who rejected him. Former Prime Minister Gets a Shock When former Prime Minister Boris Johnson woke up on the morning of the local elections, he probably didn’t expect what happened … Read more

The UK has responded to the Russian President’s allegations that the West were behind a terrorist attack in Moscow that claimed 139 lives. Lord Cameron Hits Back Lord David Cameron, the British Foreign Secretary, has hit back at Russian claims that the UK was involved in the recent Moscow terror attack. Four armed individuals opened … Read more

Embarking on a melodic exploration through the heart of British identity, we uncover tracks that resonate with the collective spirit of a nation. These aren’t just songs; they’re anthems that weave through the fabric of British life, echoing through pubs, stadiums, and quiet, reflective moments at home. From the euphoric highs of Britpop to the … Read more

As the market closed on Wednesday, the FTSE 100 share index closed at 8,354.05 points – its highest-ever level. So, if the UK is struggling, why is the UK stock market doing so well? FTSE 100 Isn’t the Economy To begin with, the FTSE 100 isn’t a measure of the UK economy. It’s a market … Read more

The High Court ruled the UK government’s climate action plan unlawful for the second time, prompting calls for a much-needed revision to meet its emissions targets. Here’s the full story. It’s Getting Hot in Here As the climate emergency continues to heat up, with an unseasonably wet spring leaving some food rotting in the ground … Read more

Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a transgender darts player, recently won in both mixed-gender and women-only professional darts tournaments. However, she had little time to celebrate when two teammates quit because they didn’t want to play with her.  Winning the PDC Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a transgender darts player, has recently sparked controversy after winning the PDC Women’s … Read more

Party defections, racism rows, worse NHS satisfaction levels on record, local election defeats and now… the economy is still shrinking. Revised Official Figures Confirm Bad News The corrected figures show that GDP (gross domestic product) shrank by 0.3% between October and December 2023.  Office of National Statistics Data Adheres to the Findings Data from the … Read more

In a frank exchange of differing perspectives, Peter Mandelson’s scepticism towards the UK rejoining the EU contrasts with the British Chambers of Commerce’s call for bold post-Brexit strategies. Here’s the full story. Turn for the Worse Since the Brexit referendum in 2016, British politics seems to have taken a turn for the worse, without the … Read more

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee is expected to maintain interest rates at 5.25% in their upcoming meeting. It’ll come as a blow to many, with some hoping to have seen rates fall already.  Interest Rates Determine More Than Mortgage Costs The base interest rates affect more than just mortgages. They impact all kinds … Read more