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Britain’s history is a tapestry of momentous achievements, groundbreaking discoveries, and moments that have shaped not only the nation but the world. Here are 15 historical highlights that remind us of our proud British heritage, presented with a touch of the British wit and reserve we’re known for. #1. Magna Carta (1215) The “Great Charter” … Read more

Jacob Rees-Mogg has made some genuinely baffling remarks about milk consumption on his GB News show. Here’s the full story.  Got Milk? Jacob Rees-Mogg, the prominent Tory politician, has sparked controversy and become a target of ridicule after going on a bizarre rant about milk. The old-fashioned Tory also targeted consumers who opt for skimmed milk … Read more

I always find it fascinating to discover how expensive some collectibles are. Books are sought-after items that collectors want on their shelves. Some of the famous books that shaped my childhood have become valuable and rare. If only I could go back in time and save some of these books I grew up reading. #1. … Read more

With reports that almost £275bn of Russian assets have been frozen across Europe, the UK is urging countries to use that money to help fund Ukraine’s military in its fight against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Conflict Enters Third Year As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine enters its third year, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has … Read more

After a torrid month for the Tories, the UK’s leading Muslim organisation has demanded an investigation into the Conservative Party after allegations of Islamophobia have been thrown from all angles. Muslim Council Calls for Investigation The Muslim Council of Britain has urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to investigate the “structural Islamophobia” within the Conservative Party … Read more

Amidst mounting concerns over proposed spending cuts, economists warn of dire consequences for UK public services if Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budgetary plans are implemented. Here’s the full story.  Sounding the Alarm As the UK election comes ever closer, economists are sounding the alarm over the potential fallout from planned spending cuts on the country’s already … Read more

In a world threatened by AI-generated deepfakes, Home Secretary James Cleverly has raised concerns over its ability to manipulate democratic countries, urging collective action against digital manipulation in electoral processes. Here’s the full story.  Outside Actors In the modern era, with technology advancing at what can sometimes seem a frightening pace, the ability for state … Read more

Detective Sergeant Neil Buckmaster’s reinstatement amidst allegations of racism has sparked debates on accountability and transparency within the embattled Metropolitan Police. Here’s the full story. Lack of Trust The public’s trust in the Metropolitan Police has recently taken a nosedive following continuous news stories and reports underlining the force’s institutional problems with racism, sexism, and … Read more

The newest dire findings of the Rivers Trust’s latest report reveal an alarming pollution crisis plaguing British and Irish rivers, prompting urgent calls for action to safeguard these vital ecosystems. Here’s the full story. Ecological Crisis In a shocking new report, the dire state of rivers across Britain and Ireland has been laid bare. The Rivers … Read more

The ongoing debate over raising the UK state pension age to 71 has ignited passionate arguments on both sides of the spectrum, with experts and critics offering starkly different perspectives on the matter. Pension Age Justified David Sinclair, the chief executive of the International Longevity Centre, justified the proposed increase, highlighting the demographic imbalance between … Read more