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In a powerful speech given to the House of Lords before a crucial vote on the government’s Rwanda Bill, the Archbishop of Canterbury shamed the Prime Minister arguing “we as a nation can do better.” Archbishop of Canterbury Criticizes Rwanda Plan Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, slammed the government’s plan to send asylum seekers to … Read more

In a pivotal clash between the UK government and the House of Lords, peers overwhelmingly rejected Rishi Sunak’s proposed Rwanda asylum law, sparking debates over legal compliance and the UK’s wavering commitment to human rights. Here’s the full story. Lame Duck The UK government is appearing increasingly like a lame duck as the weeks count … Read more

A recent survey unveils Brexit, Partygate, and historical scandals as key factors driving disillusionment in UK democracy, sparking calls for urgent reform. Here’s the full story. Political Upheaval Following what seems like years of political upheaval in the UK, a recent survey conducted by Savanta has revealed just how badly the British public views their … Read more

A leaked conversation has revealed the alleged involvement of British soldiers in the Ukraine conflict, sparking diplomatic tensions and raising questions about Western military support. Here’s the full story. Fog of War In modern warfare, it can be difficult to tell what is true and what is not, with each side leveraging information to confuse … Read more

The Church of England has refused to commit to a target of £1 billion in reparations for its investments in the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, despite acknowledging wrongdoings. It will instead stick with its original £100 million offer deemed “not enough” by a report. Church’s Historical Ties to Slave Trade The Church of England has failed … Read more

A shift toward the right wing often heralds significant changes in a country’s policies, societal norms, and international relations. Right-wing politics typically emphasize national sovereignty, traditional values, and a market-oriented economy. Here are 21 signs indicating the UK might be moving in this direction, along with insights into why these shifts occur.  #1. Increased Nationalism … Read more

Thousands of Russians gathered to honor Alexei Navalny, a leading opposition figure who died under controversial circumstances, with many viewing the Kremlin as responsible for his demise. The event, marked by chants against President Putin and in support of democratic freedoms, showcased a significant public demonstration of dissent despite the government’s crackdown on opposition activities. … Read more

French authorities have slammed the British for not properly cooperating in tackling illegal migrant crossings. According to French state auditors, the British “don’t provide usable information” on such matters. Coordinating French-British Responses to Channel Crossings French state auditors, the Cour des Comptes, have raised concerns about the inadequacy of coordination between the UK and France … Read more

Amid the longest strike in NHS history, junior doctors’ demands clash with patient safety concerns, hospital pleas rejected, and an uncertain future looming over the healthcare system. Historic Strike Action Junior doctors in the United Kingdom have embarked on the longest strike in the history of the National Health Service (NHS), raising concerns about the … Read more