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After months of back and forth between Lords and MPs, it seems that Lords have finally backed down on the Prime Minister’s controversial Rwanda policy. Rwanda Bill Progress The controversial Rwanda Bill, proposed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, is on track to become law following a resolution in the parliamentary standoff between MPs and Lords. … Read more

In the world of British politics, the Conservative Party has been at the helm for a significant stretch. While they’ve had their moments, the journey hasn’t been without its stumbles. From fumbled policies to missed opportunities, here’s a rundown of where the Tories might have left voters wanting more—or just wanting out. Shall we delve … Read more

Former British PM Liz Truss has cast doubt on the possibility of a U.S.-U.K. trade deal under Biden’s administration, placing the blame firmly at the feet of the American President. Here’s the full story. Spreading the Message Liz Truss has a new book, Ten Years to Save the West, and has been all over the … Read more

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to cut benefits for 420,000 sick and disabled people in the UK in an attempt to force them back into the workforce.  Work and Health Programme in the UK The £100m Work and Health Programme in England and Wales will terminate at the end of autumn, and Sunak will use … Read more

An unexpected increase in government borrowing in March, plus nearly £121bn borrowed last year, reduces Jeremy Hunt’s ability to offer financial incentives to voters. Office for National Statistics Highlights Borrowing The official figures from the Office for National Statistics shows that the UK government reached almost £121bn last year. The Office for Budget Responsibility anticipated … Read more

Rishi Sunak faces yet another backlash amid speculation over his deportation plan to Rwanda, which now looks to be delayed until the summer. Here’s the full story. Rough Few Weeks Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is having a rough couple of weeks. The country is officially back in recession, inflation remains stubbornly high, and a sustained … Read more

An inquiry into the Bibby Stockholm barge has interviewed residents, one of whom described the concerning comments made by staff on the boat. Barge Inquiry An inquiry into conditions aboard the Bibby Stockholm, a barge used to house asylum seekers, has brought attention to alleged mistreatment and concerns for residents’ well-being. Mistreatment Allegations After numerous … Read more

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledges a significant boost in UK defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030, navigating geopolitical tensions and electoral considerations amid a shifting global landscape. Here’s the full story.  Challenging Time Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been having a challenging time as Prime Minister, inheriting the economic devastation left by former … Read more

It was revealed in a conference in Brussels that former President Donald Trump said in 2020 that the US would “never help” Europe if it was attacked. Now, European nations are grouping to commit more firepower to combat Putin’s threat to democracy.  Trump’s Warning at Davos 2020 At the World Economic Forum in Davos in … Read more

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is making waves by surpassing Donald Trump’s spending on Facebook ads for the potential general election later this year. This move signals an intensified campaign strategy aimed at solidifying Sunak’s grip on power.  Surpassing Trump’s Spending Recent revelations shed light on the Conservative Party’s substantial boost in spending on social media … Read more