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The new Labour government has ripped up the Rwanda Bill on its first day in charge. Here’s the full story. Rwanda Bill Scrapped The new Prime Minister has completely scrapped the controversial Rwanda Bill after less than 24 hours in office. Strong Statement of Intent After his historic election win, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer … Read more

Controversy has erupted as a Christian pastor’s sermons, advocating for traditional gender roles, draw striking parallels to themes from ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ leading to widespread criticism. Here’s the full story. Religious Fervor When it comes to kooky religious ideas, many of us in the UK like to scoff at what we see as the extremes … Read more

UK nightlife is renowned worldwide for its vibrancy and diversity, but beneath the bright lights, some cities harbour a more sinister side. From excessive drinking to brawls and crimes, what risks lurk when the sun goes down? 1. London: Endless Entertainment, Endless Risk London’s vast nightlife scene is as risky as it is exciting. With … Read more

Posts online by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have been fact-checked a number of times, showing a disregard for the truth by the Tory government. Tory Misinformation Online A recent report has revealed that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is spreading misinformation to his online followers. Sunak Fact-Checked  A study found that Sunak had been fact-checked 25 … Read more

Here’s a look at the 10 worst places to live in the UK, based on statistical analysis and local sentiment, to help you understand the challenges residents may face in these areas. #1. Glasgow, Scotland High crime rates and economic struggles contribute to Glasgow’s reputation as one of the UK’s most challenging places to live. … Read more

From the Costa del Sol to the beaches of Thailand, Brits abroad are like red buses in New York: wonderfully out of place yet an essential part of the landscape. Here’s how you can spot a fellow Brit, blending in with all the subtlety of a brass band in a library. 1. The Optimistic Sunburn … Read more

At a press conference in Berlin with German Chancellor Olaf Schultz, Rishi Sunak said he wouldn’t “shy away” from public spending cuts to ensure there’s a large enough investment in British defence spending.  Questions Over Funding for Defence Spending Given public finances are already somewhat stretched, Rishi Sunak has faced questions over how the additional … 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