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The onshore wind ban brought about restrictions to building any 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 … Read more

Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has responded after a viral prank disrupted her book tour event, sparking a heated debate over free speech. Here’s the full story. Truss Can’t Escape Her Past After losing her seat at the last general election, Liz Truss, the UK’s shortest-serving Prime Minister, has attempted to carve out a niche … Read more

In a bold and unexpected move, Ukrainian forces have launched an offensive into Russia’s Kursk region using British Challenger tanks for the first time, raising tensions and strategic stakes in the ongoing conflict—here’s the full story. Startling Military Move In news that would have signalled the start of World War III during the Cold War, … Read more

Nigel Farage was put to the test during Question Time, when he was asked why his Party attracts “Racists and extremists”. His answer was pure entertainment. Farage Asked Tough Question Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, was asked by an interviewer why his Party attracts “racists and extremists”. Farage’s Surprise Answer Farage’s answer will be … Read more

Former U.S. President Donald Trump faces significant scrutiny for breaching a UK High Court order to pay £300,000 in legal costs to ex-MI6 agent Christopher Steele, adding to his growing list of international legal challenges. Here’s the full story. Trump Faces UK Scrutiny Former US President and convicted criminal Donald Trump has come under legal … Read more

The UK government has signed a new agreement with European agency Fortex in an attempt to counter smuggler gangs that perilously ship small boats to the UK’s shores. UK to Sign New Agreement With EU Border Agency The United Kingdom is poised to enter into a fresh agreement with the European Union’s border agency that … Read more

Islamophobia in the UK has surged from the end of 2023 to now, with one anti-hate charity reporting more incidents in the last four months than it has seen since it was founded. Record Surge in Islamophobic Incidents Reports have found a significant increase in Islamophobic incidents in the UK between October 7 and February … 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

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says plans to invest in more tax officials would help raise £5bn a year for the public purse. This money would be used to help fund the NHS and school breakfast clubs. Announcement Comes After Spending Commitments Questioned The government has announced plans to scrap the non-dom status currently enjoyed by … 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