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A nuclear missile test conducted by the UK, just off the coast of the US, has ended in failure for the second time in a row, resulting in questions about the UK’s readiness for a potential conflict with Russia. British Nuclear Missile Test Faces Setback The UK’s Trident 2 ballistic missile test ended in failure … Read more

A petition has been signed by 10,000 disgruntled students at the University of Manchester to stop the formation of a “Pro-Life Society” that seeks to change the campus culture on abortion. Pro-Life Society Emerges Image Credit: Shutterstock / Unai Huizi Photography The Manchester Students’ Union has allowed for the establishment of a pro-life society on … Read more

Angry Christians are accusing Cadbury Chocolate of attempting “Christian Erasure” after a store marketed Cadbury Easter Eggs as “gesture eggs.” New Promotions An independently run discount store in Spalding, Lincolnshire, created a new promotional campaign that has backfired and dragged Cadbury Chocolate into a controversy against angry Christians. Gesture Eggs The new promotional campaign took … Read more

The Office for National Statistics has reversed its decision on reporting homeless deaths, in a move that has been welcomed by campaigners. Here’s the full story. No Easy Existence It’s not easy to exist in the UK at the moment. The cost-of-living crisis has pushed millions of Brits into poverty, inflation is sky-high, and the … Read more

New concerns emerge as a government report reveals dire poverty and malnutrition in Rwanda, casting doubt on the UK’s asylum relocation plan to the country. Here’s the full story. Rwanda Plan Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made Rwanda policy, which seeks to send asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda, a central part of his … Read more

Thames Water expects the public to pick up the bill for “years” of mismanagement after being called a “Disgrace” by the government. Government Warning to Thames Water Government Ministers have slammed the UK’s largest water firm, calling it a “disgrace” after putting its debt on the public. Water Price Hikes According to the government, the … Read more

Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a transgender darts player, recently won in both mixed-gender and women-only professional darts tournaments. However, she had little time to celebrate when two teammates quit because they didn’t want to play with her.  Winning the PDC Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a transgender darts player, has recently sparked controversy after winning the PDC Women’s … Read more

The latest polls show that the right-wing party Reform UK is edging closer to the Conservatives to the point where the Tories should be concerned. Reform UK Gains Momentum In a recent YouGov survey, Britain’s right-wing Party, Reform UK, has grown significantly in popularity ahead of the general election. Creeping Behind The Tories Reform UK, … Read more

Although heavily criticised at the time, 25 years on the minimum wage policy has been deemed a huge economic success, increasing the income of the UK’s lowest earners by £6,000 per year. Introduced by Labour in 1999 The policy was first introduced 25 years ago, and was heavily criticised by businesses and political opponents at … Read more

The government has distanced itself from Jeremy Hunt’s claim that a six-figure salary doesn’t go very far. Government Condemns Hunt The government has rebuked Chancellor Jeremy Hunt for his comments suggesting that £100,000 isn’t that much of a salary. Hunt’s Childcare Concern Hunt posted on social media about his concern that government-funded childcare wasn’t available … Read more