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Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Angela Rayner, has refused to apologize after endorsing trans rights that labelled organizations like Women’s Place UK and the LGB Alliance as “trans-exclusionist hate groups.”  Rayner’s Record Angela Rayner is a prominent British politician serving as the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party since April 2020 and has been … Read more

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures that the UK economy grew by 0.1% in February, sparking hopes that the economy is emerging from recession.  Manufacturing and Construction Key Movers Particular highlights were found in production and manufacturing. From the ONS, Liz McKeown said: “The economy grew slightly in February with widespread growth across manufacturing, … Read more

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s warning about potential criminalization following a ban on conversion therapy has raised controversy and concerns from those seeking equality for LGBTQ+ individuals. Here’s the full story.  Conversion Criminalization  Disgraced former Home Secretary Suella Braverman, who was ousted after suggesting that police should crack down harder on anti-war protesters, has once … Read more

Protests in support of Palestine persist following the Prime Minister’s speech on “extremist disruption”, with organizers calling for peaceful demonstrations amid heightened tensions. Here’s the full story. Ongoing Protests  As tensions surrounding the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict continue to rise, pro-Palestine demonstrations are set to continue across the UK this weekend.  “Extremists” Some of the protests … Read more

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has condemned the announcement of a new West End play that has an “all-black-identifying audience” and cast, suggesting that these ideas are “concerning” and “divisive.” Approach to Theatre Inclusivity Producers of the upcoming West End play, “Slave Play,” have been slammed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after it was announced they … Read more

Psychologist Dr. Aiden Kelly warns of a worsening situation for transgender youth in England following the Cass report, emphasising the urgent need for improved gender-affirming healthcare services. Here’s the full story. TERF Island The UK has not been a particularly welcoming or compassionate country for transgender individuals, even earning the moniker “TERF-Island” online in reference … Read more

A play has been announced in London’s West End that has an all-black cast and is only allowing an all-black audience. Despite critics calling it “racist,” the play has not broken any laws regarding inclusivity. Unveiling the Concept London’s Noel Coward Theatre is set to host unique performances of the play “Slave Play,” starring Kit … Read more

Amidst mounting concerns over children’s smartphone usage, UK ministers contemplate banning sales to under-16s, prompting public support and political unease. Here’s the full story. Electoral Wipeout The Conservative government, facing a possible electoral wipeout in the upcoming general election, appears to be floundering in search of an easy, cheap, but also popular policy that may … Read more

Following almost 20 rounds of talks, and lots of diplomatic pushing and pulling, there’s growing optimism that a UK/EU Gibraltar deal can be struck this summer.  Much of the Deal is Done According to both parties, much of the deal is already done. The broad terms of what an agreement will look like has been … Read more

Considering the UK is struggling with illegal immigration and self-imposed Brexit, the Home Office has released its new Statement of Changes.  New Statement Released Understanding immigration rules can be complicated at the best of times, but with the implementation of a 180-page statement, it is becoming difficult for all to grasp the new rules correctly. … Read more