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Adverse weather and economic pressures in February impacted UK retail sales, prompting a shift towards ‘insperiences’ and underscoring challenges faced by fashion and household goods retailers amidst mounting uncertainties. Here’s the full story. Budget Aftermath The UK is no stranger to bad economic news as the country deals with the aftermath of the Chancellor’s budget. … Read more

A leaked conversation has revealed the alleged involvement of British soldiers in the Ukraine conflict, sparking diplomatic tensions and raising questions about Western military support. Here’s the full story. Fog of War In modern warfare, it can be difficult to tell what is true and what is not, with each side leveraging information to confuse … Read more

The controversial Rwanda bill is likely to become law in the coming days. According to Matthew Rycroft, the Home Office’s permanent secretary, the UK government will hand over £50m to the Rwandan government once the bill has Royal Assent. Conservatives Convinced It’ll Work The bill is designed to forcibly deport anyone illegally arriving in the … Read more

Rishi Sunak has proposed a bill that would see anyone born from 2009 onwards effectively banned from smoking. The aim is to gradually cut the number of smokers in the country, until it’s eradicated. Tobacco and Vapes Bill The government documentation says the bill is designed to “Make provision about the supply of tobacco, vapes … Read more

In a powerful speech given to the House of Lords before a crucial vote on the government’s Rwanda Bill, the Archbishop of Canterbury shamed the Prime Minister arguing “we as a nation can do better.” Archbishop of Canterbury Criticizes Rwanda Plan Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, slammed the government’s plan to send asylum seekers to … Read more

Government funding cuts for the groundbreaking UK Recovery programme, despite its global acclaim for revolutionising COVID-19 treatment, prompt concerns over the nation’s scientific readiness and international standing in clinical research. Here’s the full story. One Crisis to Another  The UK Government hasn’t managed to do many good things recently, lumbering as it has from one … Read more

In today’s interconnected world, the terms “multi-ethnicity” and “multiculturalism” are frequently used when discussing society, integration, and unity. While both concepts seek to appreciate diversity and foster a feeling of belonging, they differ in their basic ideas and results. The Foundation of Multi-Ethnicity Multi-ethnicity is the presence of people from various ethnic origins within a … Read more

The Church of England has refused to commit to a target of £1 billion in reparations for its investments in the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, despite acknowledging wrongdoings. It will instead stick with its original £100 million offer deemed “not enough” by a report. Church’s Historical Ties to Slave Trade The Church of England has failed … Read more

In an exchange as baffling as unexpected, Downing Street has criticized BBC presenter Chris Packham’s defense of Just Stop Oil protests, showcasing the widening gulf between environmental activists and the Government. Here’s the whole story. War Against Protest The Government’s recent war on the right to peacefully protest has taken yet another strange turn recently.  … Read more

An overwhelming number of Lords, mostly Tory peers, have voted in favor of five amendments that would pose a huge threat to Rishi Sunak’s controversial Rwanda bill. Sunak’s Rwanda Bill Blow Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has had his infamous Rwanda Bill slammed by a majority of Conservative peers in the House of Lords for being … Read more