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Identifying ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) in children involves observing various signs and symptoms that may indicate the disorder’s presence. ADHD can affect children’s success at school, their relationships, and their behaviour at home. It’s important to note that many children may exhibit some of these behaviours at various points in their development, but that doesn’t necessarily … Read more

Climate protests have become a global phenomenon, sparking conversations about environmental policies and the urgent need for action against climate change. While these protests aim to draw attention to crucial issues, some strategies have sparked debate over their effectiveness and impact on public support. #1. Disrupting Daily Lives Protests that heavily disrupt daily routines can … Read more

Former Chief of the Defence Staff Lord Houghton critiques Britain’s military as a ’boutique’ force lacking depth amid calls for increased defence spending, highlighting the urgent need for strategic investments in readiness and resilience. Here’s the full story.  Sabre Rattling With the Ukraine war now in its second year and with no end in sight, … Read more

As the Tories face a potential electoral drubbing, backstage power plays and an ideological tug-of-war have emerged within the party. The Popular Conservative movement is scheming to reshape the leadership post-election. Here’s the full story. Biblical Wipeout With the upcoming local elections in May, the Conservatives are looking at a wipeout of biblical proportions if … Read more

Labour appears to be undergoing a strategic metamorphosis, moving away from a “party of protest” to a party recalibrating for governance amidst shifting membership dynamics. Here’s the full story.  Shake Up As the Conservative party deals with its internal machinations as the election looms ever larger, Labour, widely predicted to win the election in what … Read more

Amidst mounting pressure, the UK government faces calls to halt arms sales to Israel following the tragic killing of seven aid workers in Gaza, prompting a reassessment of policies and sparking debate over international humanitarian law. Here’s the full story. Aid Workers Killed The recent murder of seven aid workers in Gaza, three of whom … Read more

Controversy surrounds Scotland’s new Hate Crime Act, as dissenting voices clash over the delicate balance between combating hatred and safeguarding freedom of expression. Here’s the full story. Flurry of Criticism Scotland’s much-debated Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 officially came into force amidst a flurry of criticism.  Consolidating Existing Laws The bill, championed … Read more

A key promise made by Boris Johnson after his 2019 election has been a complete failure. The Tories promised to close the gap between London and the rest of the UK, but little to no progress has been made.  ‘Northern Powerhouse’ a Long-Standing Tory Promise The original version of the levelling-up agenda was introduced by … Read more

As the country fights for its survival, President Zelenskiy has signed a bill to lower the draft age to allow greater recruitment to the forces. He has also permitted fresh assessment for anyone who has skipped military service based on ill health. Draft Age Reduced to Boost Military Size In the latest bill, the age … Read more

A new bill aimed at reducing homelessness in the UK has been criticized for being cruel and heartless. Elements of the Criminal Justice Bill have come under fire from various angles, including MPs and charities. Bill First Introduced by Suella Braverman The Criminal Justice Bill was introduced to Parliament by former home secretary, Suella Braverman. … Read more