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Thousands of students could be left without a chance to vote if the newly suggested voting date takes place in October.  Possible Hint at Election Month The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt hinted at the possibility of an election in October. This was suggested when being questioned by a House of Lords committee member. October Isn’t the … Read more

While the UK government is reaching new levels of diversity among its representatives, critics argue that the increased focus on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) efforts is counterproductive in achieving their desired outcomes. Historic Leadership Change For the first time in Britain’s long history, none of the UK’s four main governments are led by white … Read more

After weeks of controversy and conspiracies circulating around the Princess of Wales’ abdominal operation and absence from the limelight, the future Queen finally speaks out about the truth.  Inappropriate Conspiracies Circulate It seems the public went mad when the Princess of Wales pulled back on public appearances and the rumours followed shortly, with known celebrities … Read more

Amidst Britain’s longest sustained rise in long-term sickness since the 1990s, a Resolution Foundation report underscores the pressing challenge of economic inactivity, prompting calls for comprehensive action to address its impacts. Here’s the full story. Worldwide Pandemic It can sometimes be difficult to remember that, only a few short years ago, the world was stricken … Read more

NATO allies have been warned by US intelligence that Russian President Vladimir Putin could be escalating his war in Ukraine by launching Russian nuclear weapons into space. Russian Ambitions in Space US intelligence sources have warned the UK that Russia could be looking at sending nuclear weapons into space as concerns of World War 3 … Read more

Humza Yousaf’s alleged ties to Sir Brian Souter have raised concerns amongst civil rights groups protesting the close connection between the first minister and the conservative Christian causes he funds. Here’s the whole story. Troubled Waters Scottish politics has been a mess recently, with the surprise departure of Nicola Sturgeon last year, a police investigation … Read more

Once a bustling holiday park, Pontins could be on its last legs after a shocking investigation revealed discriminatory practices against the Irish Traveler community, including refusal of entry based on last names. Discrimination at Pontins Unveiled Britain’s budget holiday site, Pontins, faces accusations of discriminatory practices against Irish Travelers, brought to light by the Equality … Read more

The Prime Minister has commented on Nike and the FA’s decision to change the St George’s Cross on England kits for the Euros 2024 tournament. Prime Minister’s Critique Image Credit: Shutterstock / ESB Professional Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has become the latest politician to speak out against the Football Association (FA) and Nike’s decision to … Read more

Days after securing his spot as the Republican Party’s presumptive presidential nominee, Donald Trump is taking an axe to the Republican National Committee (RNC) staffing levels in an effort to cut out what one staffer called “bureaucracy.” Immediate Action by New RNC Leadership New chair Michael Whatley and co-chair Lara Trump (Trump’s daughter-in-law) wasted no … Read more

Scientists in England could be on the verge of rolling out a breakthrough vaccine that fights against lung cancer, the first of its kind in the world. English Scientists Lead the Way English University scientists are leading the way in developing a vaccine for lung cancer, which affects around 48,500 people in the UK every … Read more