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Ahead of the International Monetary Fund spring meetings, Jeremy Hunt will meet with several high-profile US businesses in an attempt to promote the UK financial and creative services. Hunt Seeks to Strengthen Ties Whilst the respective countries are generally looking inwards (UK voted to leave the EU and America added tariffs to several exported goods), … Read more

As more sports reveal that they are banning transgender athletes from competing in women’s categories, the UK’s Culture Secretary has issued governing bodies a stern message. Culture Secretary’s Call The Culture Secretary has made a public appeal to sporting organisations regarding the participation of transgender athletes. A Subject of Debate The subject has been a … Read more

Renowned author JK Rowling has sparked controversy with her critique of political associations with transgender advocacy groups, amidst a debate fueled by the recent Cass Review on gender care practices. Here’s the full story. Outspoken Views JK Rowling has been in the news headlines recently, not due to any new books or adaptations of her … Read more

A music star who helped redefine the British rock scene in the mid-90s has declared his entry into politics as Labour’s MP for Mid Sussex, arguing that “The Tories have run out of ideas.” 90’s Rock Hero Enters Politics A cult hero of the British 90’s rock scene has announced his entry into politics, becoming … Read more

A German Air Chief has leaked information to Russia about UK troops in Ukraine, causing the Kremlin to believe that the UK is more involved in the war than previously thought. Russia Learns Military Leaks After an alleged phone call with a German Air Chief, Russia has learnt about secrets involving the British military including … Read more

Thousands of Russians gathered to honour Alexei Navalny, a leading opposition figure who died under controversial circumstances, with many viewing the Kremlin as responsible for his demise. The event, marked by chants against President Putin and in support of democratic freedoms, showcased a significant public demonstration of dissent despite the government’s crackdown on opposition activities. … Read more

British politics has become profoundly strange, with accusations of racism flying thick and fast, two former Prime Ministers fighting for relevance in a world that would rather forget them, and Jacob Rees-Mogg being Jacob Rees-Mogg. Here’s the whole story.  Interesting Times A famous Chinese curse states, “May you live in interesting times,” and it certainly … Read more

A far-right conference attended by the likes of Nigel Farage, Suella Braverman and Victor Orban was forcefully shut down by police yesterday. The local authorities cited security concerns as their reason. Guests Prevented From Entering The conference was allowed to continue for all guests already in attendance, but the event was closed off to newcomers … Read more

In a speech at the Scottish Trade Union Congress, one Scottish Minister slammed the Tories who “heaped misery” on Scottish families. Yousaf’s Tory Assertion Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s First Minister, asserted his confidence in the demise of the Conservative Party at the upcoming general election. Effects of General Election While he spoke of the possible magnitude … Read more

Unprecedented rainfall and global weather extremes threaten the UK’s food security, sparking shortages and price spikes as farmers struggle to cope with climate-induced disruptions. Here’s the full story.  Terrible Weather The United Kingdom has long been famous for its terrible weather, but as the climate catastrophe continues apace, with little to nothing being done to … Read more