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In the budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a £1 million war memorial would be built purely for Muslim soldiers, causing criticism from commentators who called the memorial “absolutely absurd.”  Muslim Memorial Initiative Image Credit: Shutterstock / I T S Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, while announcing the highly-anticipated budget, unveiled plans for a new £1 million war … Read more

Nike and the Football Association (FA) have been slammed by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for a “playful update” on the St George’s Cross, that Starmer says must be changed back. Keir Starmer’s Call Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has joined the millions of people in England calling on Nike to revert to the original … Read more

Nike has released England’s new football kit ahead of the Euros this Summer, choosing to alter the England flag slightly, outraging MPs and members of the public. Nike Under Fire England’s official kit manufacturer, Nike, has come under fire from MPs for adding a “modern twist” to the England flag. Nike Releases Array of Kits … Read more

The Work and Pensions Secretary has claimed that Britain’s soft attitude to mental health may have gone “too far” and people are confusing “normal anxieties” with mental health issues. Secretary Slams Mental Health A Conservative MP has slammed Britain’s mentality towards the mental health crisis, arguing that the sympathetic approach has “Gone too far.” What … Read more

British cuisine: a puzzle wrapped in an enigma, smothered in gravy. From the hearty to the perplexing, here’s a menu of British delights that leave foreigners scratching their heads, wondering, “But why?” 1. Marmite The ultimate “love it or hate it” spread. To outsiders, it’s like spreading salty, yeasty despair on toast. 2. Black Pudding … Read more

Ah, the British pub: a hallowed haven of camaraderie, where the beer flows freely and the world’s problems are solved one pint at a time. Yet, navigate these waters poorly, and you’ll stick out like a sore thumb. Here’s the lowdown on the unspoken rules that govern the sacred British pub, served with a side … Read more

The UK: home to rain, tea, and some of the world’s finest literature. Whether you’re after timeless classics or modern masterpieces, British authors have got you covered. Just don’t spill your tea while turning those pages. #1. “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen Ah, the classic tale of love, society, and people judging each other … Read more

New research has uncovered a surprising correlation between embracing ‘wokeness’ and heightened levels of anxiety and depression, shedding light on the psychological implications of social justice advocacy. Here’s the full story.  “Woke” In recent years, the term “woke” has been overused to the point where it has almost lost all meaning.  African-American Vernacular English Originally … Read more

Critics have slammed the SNP’s new hate crime bill that promises to investigate every form of hate crime, which some argue is a “recipe for disaster.” SNP Hate Crime Laws Approved The Scottish National Party (SP) have passed a new hate crime ruling commencing on April Fools Day, with critics finding the irony in the … Read more

In a notable display of unity, Labour leader Keir Starmer publicly backs London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ expansion, emphasising shared commitment to cleaner air policies ahead of the mayoral election. Here’s the full story.  Labour Unity At the recent launch of London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s re-election campaign, a notable display of unity emerged between Khan … Read more