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Prime Minister Sunak met Rwandan President Kagame, as the UK-Rwanda deportation scheme flounders, with issues over housing and finding an airline to deport migrants hamstringing the illegal plan. Here’s the full story. Beset by Problems Rishi Sunak’s illegal plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda despite it not being a safe country for them to … Read more

Amid escalating tensions, a former army officer working for the Baltic Security Foundation has fuelled discussions on Britain’s possible military intervention in Ukraine. Here’s the full story. War in Europe The war in Ukraine has led to a flurry of discussion amongst Western leaders about the potential implications of the largest land war in Europe … Read more

Amid legal battles, declining readership, and the costly venture of TalkTV, The Sun reports a staggering £66 million loss, casting shadows over Rupert Murdoch’s media empire. Here’s the full story. Financial Challenges UK right-wing tabloid The Sun, owned by the infamous Murdoch empire News Corp, has faced significant financial challenges in recent years. £515 Million … Read more

Daniel Kebede, leader of the National Education Union, has called for urgent government inquiry into the escalating issue of misogyny among young men in UK schools, citing concerns over easy access to damaging online content. Here’s the full story. Online Misogyny The spreading virus of misogyny online has sped up in recent years, with a … Read more

With an international football tournament, the Olympics, major music events and the chance of warm weather, analysts hope the UK economy enjoys a summer heatwave. Economy Has Turned a Corner After officially entering recession, there are hopes that the UK economy is going to claw its way back to growth soon. Year-on-year retail sales increased … Read more

The public is worried about the British public transport systems as more people are forced to go this route after the cost-of-living crisis.  Causes of the Crisis The British people have been knocked by “the cost of living crisis” since late 2021. The global and domestic high inflation from the pandemic, lockdown and disruption in … Read more

Free childcare is available despite the reduced number of childcare places as the new government childcare bill undergoes implementation.  Biggest Expansion in Childcare The newly initiated government bill has been recently launched and labelled “the biggest ever expansion in childcare.” Spring Budget for Childcare In 2023, the Department of Education proposed restructuring support to make … Read more

A mega poll surveying nearly 20,000 British voters has predicted more Tory misery after months of scandals and resignations. Labour’s Electoral Prospects A recent YouGov mega poll revealed the extent of the expected electoral landslide for the Labour Party in the upcoming general election. Survey Details The survey, conducted with 18,000 individuals, indicated Labour could … Read more

The government has announced it will be spending £31 million to bolster the security of MPs after increased threats of intimidation along with instances where protestors have infiltrated private homes. Strengthening Security Measures for MPs The UK government announced it will allocate a £31 million package to enhance security measures for Members of Parliament (MPs) … Read more

A groundbreaking analysis has revealed the stark carbon emission divide between electric cars and trains, igniting a debate on sustainable travel choices and corporate responsibility in the face of the impending climate catastrophe. Here’s the full story. Climate Catastrophe As the public has become ever more conscious of the impending climate catastrophe, the debate over … Read more