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Ofcom’s recent ruling highlights GB News’ breach of impartiality rules, sparking debate over media integrity and the balance between freedom of speech and responsible journalism. Here’s the full story. Polluting the Debate As the election draws nearer, the power to influence political reporting comes under increasing scrutiny, whether from outside actors, such as foreign governments … Read more

EasyJet, and others in the aviation industry, have released a new report championing hydrogen-powered flight, signalling a transformative shift towards sustainable aviation. Here’s the full story. Unexpected Voice As the climate catastrophe continues apace and the UK government seems consumed with the prospect of sticking its head in the sand over the issue of sustainability … Read more

Online gambling’s increasing popularity and use have sparked calls for stricter regulation and oversight, but with technological advancements and strategic mergers driving the industry forward, officials are struggling to maintain control. Gambling Advertising Concerns With the rising popularity of online sports betting, people are beginning to demand stricter regulations on betting firms and their use … Read more

A report has revealed that playing impact sports in schools is potentially a form of “abuse” on the child’s brain, with universities calling for a ban on rugby and boxing before the age of sixteen. Child Safety in Impact Sports Centuries of traditional practices in British schools are under threat as researchers suggest allowing children … Read more

As Conservative MPs brace for looming by-election defeats and express concerns over leadership under Rishi Sunak, the party faces mounting challenges in Wellingborough, Kingswood, and the country. Here’s the full story. Bracing for the Blow Prime Minister Rishi Sunak cannot seem to catch a break. As the countdown to two critical by-elections ticks away, Conservative … Read more

Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party is in trouble, and there are many reasons that things might get worse before they get better for them. Here’s a few.  The Kingdom Formerly Known as United The United Kingdom is having a bad time. Not just recently, but over the last two decades, things on the island nation off … Read more

Controversy surrounds P&O Ferries’ alleged underpayment of crew members, revealing gaps in legislative enforcement and worker protections in the maritime sector. Here’s the full story. Feeling the Pinch Amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and stubbornly high inflation, workers up and down the country are feeling the pinch in their pay packets. Despite the government’s ideal of … Read more

Boeing, an aerospace manufacturing company, faces intense scrutiny over safety concerns and systemic issues revealed through plane malfunctions, FAA investigations, and company whistleblowers. Will the company crumble under the pressure, or is there light at the end of Boeing’s tunnel? The Boeing Aerospace Company In its long history, Boeing has been a leading aerospace company … Read more

After being adamant that there would not be a general election in May this year, Sunak told a crowd he expects to see flights take off for Rwanda this Spring. Sunak’s Spring Flight Plan Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has hinted in a speech that he wishes to deport migrants to Rwanda as soon as this … Read more

Despite the government introducing targets around a greener future, the National Audit Office (NAO) has warned that heat pumps are too expensive and many people are unaware of them. Heat Pump Sales Are Worryingly Slow Despite offering a route to cheaper, greener heating and hot water, heat pump sales are slow in the UK. According … Read more