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A new poll reveals a sharp decline in public confidence, with over half of Brits believing the UK is on the wrong track—raising serious questions about Labour’s ability to steer the country forward. Here’s the full story. Going the Wrong Way A recent Ipsos survey has revealed a stark fact that will profoundly worry the … Read more

Who should take responsibility for the recent violent riots and protests? A snapshot of public opinion shows where blame lies in the wider public’s view.  Polls Suggest Significant Blame on Farage A recent poll by Savanta shows 51% of the public believe Farage is (in part) to blame for the disorder.  Disorder Causes Rush of … Read more

Nigel Farage’s frequent trips to the US just weeks after being elected Clacton MP have sparked outrage among constituents who feel abandoned. Here’s the full story. Off to the States Again Nigel Farage, the recently elected and occasionally present MP for Clacton, will shortly be off again on another trip to the United States, with … Read more

Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Wes Streeting said the “NHS is broken.” The labour government has unearthed many issues and wants to “fix” it. Here’s how it’s going.  “Broken” NHS System In an interview with Sky News, Wes Streeting, Secretary for State Health and Social Care, said, “The NHS is broken.”  First-Hand … Read more

A recent report from the UN has harshly criticised the UK for a troubling rise in racist hate speech and violence, calling for urgent reforms and accountability. Here’s the full story. Warning to the UK The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has issued a strong warning to the United Kingdom, … Read more

The UK Economy grew by 0.6% this year, meaning it continued to grow from April to June. The economic data shows the UK economy is sustaining the exit from the recession at the end of last year. Was Growth Forecasted? This growth seen in April to June was on track with the previous first three … Read more

As the UK braces for its first Labour Budget in 14 years, a new poll reveals growing public support for taxing the rich and bolstering public services. Here’s the full story. Public Opinion Shifts As the UK prepares for its first Labour Budget in over a decade, public opinion appears to be shifting in favour … Read more

The UK government borrowed £3.1bn in July – more than expected. The government uses borrowed money to cover excess spending, but is this a blip, or a sign of things to come. What’s the Purpose of Borrowing? Governments collect taxes to spend on public services. When the amount a government spends is greater than the … Read more

Ofgem is due to raise the energy price cap, which limits the prices energy companies are allowed to charge. Customers are rightly worried about these price hikes. What does this mean for you? When Was the Price Cap Announced? The energy regulator, Ofgem, announced the new price cap on 23rd August impacting customers and their … Read more

Travelling to the EU? Look out for an additional €7 fee starting soon. What’s this about, and how does it affect Brits? New Travel Rules Travelling changes and rules will soon apply to Brits looking to enjoy the summer holidays in the EU. The European Travel Information and Authorisation Scheme (ETIAS) is said to launch … Read more