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Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham is putting pressure on the government to suspend the ‘right to buy scheme’ that has allowed people to buy their council house for a discounted rate.  Housing Crisis “Getting Worse Every Year” Featuring on a radio show, Mr Burnham said,  “We lose social homes every year, and across Greater … Read more

Innovation and investment in the renewable energy sector show that universal green power is now within our grasp for the first time ever. Advancements in technology, funding, and attitudes can help us eliminate fossil fuels almost completely.  UK Perfectly Capable of Green Energy Revolution The National Grid website says, “On 15 May 2023 the UK … Read more

The government is being pressured to arrest two British nationals who have left the UK to fight with the Russian army in its invasion of Ukraine. Arrest These Men According to one ex-Army commander, two British men who are fighting for Russia in Ukraine should be arrested. Soldier Boasts Online One of the soldiers was … Read more

The Mayor of London has committed new police officers to London’s streets if Labour wins the election. Sadiq Khan’s Commitment According to the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, a Labour victory in the general election would allow him to introduce more police officers to the capital city. Khan’s Promise to London Khan has promised 1300 … Read more

A new poll has revealed the amount of previous Tory voters looking to switch their allegiance to Reform UK at this year’s general election. Tory Woes Continue A Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll has revealed another huge blow for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the Conservative Party ahead of the 2024 general election. Reform UK … Read more

A report issued by a government watchdog described the lack of security at a London airport as “a matter of urgency” after the government sacked the author for his claims. Border Control Chaos Earlier in the year, former Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, David Neal, was sacked over a Zoom call by James Cleverley, … Read more

After over a decade of cutbacks, staff shortages, record waiting times and lack of infrastructure spending, public satisfaction with the NHS is at its lowest-ever levels. Only 24% of people said they were ‘satisfied’ with the NHS in 2023. British Social Attitudes Survey Shows Dissatisfaction The long-running survey is used as a benchmark to assess … Read more

More Tory MPs have stepped down from their positions as the Prime Minister’s concerns of a Labour landslide grow. Mass Tory Exodus The Conservative Party is rapidly losing confidence from members of its own Party, currently experiencing what’s been described as a “mass Tory exodus.” Sunak Claims Unity Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has insisted that … Read more

The public has been up in arms with the government’s delayed response to the Chinese cyberattacks that were carried out in 2021/2.  UK Finally Taking Action Two “malicious” cyberattacks, including one on Britain’s election watchdog, have led the UK to act out in response finally.   40 Million Voters Details Accessed China has been accused of … Read more

Amidst a contentious debate over restroom inclusivity, the UK government has proposed legislation mandating separate male and female toilets in new non-residential buildings, sparking criticism from transgender rights groups. Here’s the full story. Culture War Issues Following the Conservatives’ bruising local election losses, the government seems to be ramping up its rhetoric over culture war … Read more