Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Buckle up for a luminous journey across the UK’s brightest corners, where sunglasses are more a necessity than an accessory. If you’re plotting an escape from the perpetual drizzle or just curious about where in the UK you can bask under the most blue skies, you’re in for a treat. This countdown shines a light … Read more
The UK’s planning landscape is a battlefield, where ambitious development projects collide with fervent public opposition. From the serene countryside to historic urban edges, these are the 17 flashpoints where the tension between progress and preservation has ignited the most controversy. 17. Glasgow: Solar Farm Showdown Glasgow’s green ambitions face a backlash as solar farm … Read more
Ever had a car that spent more time with the mechanic than on the road? A car that turned every journey into a game of “Will we actually get there?” If so, you might just see a familiar face (or should we say, chassis) in our countdown to the most unreliable British car in history. … Read more
Navigating the UK university landscape is like deciphering a complex code of rankings, reviews, and reputations to uncover where you’ll not just learn, but truly flourish. Whether you’re drawn to the historic halls of Oxford or the creative buzz of Goldsmiths, finding your perfect fit is about aligning your aspirations with the unique offerings of … Read more
Have you ever wondered where you truly stand on the political spectrum? Take our quiz to uncover your true political leanings. Choose a, b, or c: Question 1: When you hear ‘tax cuts’ you: a. Worry about public services. b. Wonder about the balance between services and taxpayers’ pockets. c. Feel a spark of joy … Read more
Daniel Kebede, leader of the National Education Union, has called for an urgent government inquiry into the escalating issue of misogyny among young men in UK schools, citing concerns over easy access to damaging online content. Here’s the full story. Online Misogyny The spreading virus of misogyny online has sped up in recent years, with … Read more
An intriguing phenomenon is afoot in the world of British holidaymaking, where yesterday’s sun-drenched paradises are today’s been-there-done-that borefests. Beloved destinations, once the crowning jewels of travel brochures, are now seeing their guest lists shrink faster than a cheap souvenir in the wash. From the blinding neon jungles of once-coveted city breaks to the idyllic, … Read more
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has admitted she is in “despair” over the latest local election results. Braverman’s Shocked Reaction Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman admitted in an interview that she was devastated to find her beloved Tory Party had suffered significant defeats in the local elections. Unexpected Blows The Conservatives were expected to suffer … Read more
The government has announced legislation that makes single-sex toilets mandatory in public spaces, but is this a transphobic move? UK Government’s Message After many public spaces have made the decision to add unisex toilets to their facilities, the UK government has sent a strong message with the addition of a new law. Introduction to Legislative … Read more
Scotland embarks on a new political era as John Swinney assumes office as first minister amidst controversy surrounding the appointment of Kate Forbes as deputy first minister. Here’s the full story. New Dawn Scotland has awoken to a new dawn with a new First Minister, John Swinney, the seventh person to hold the highest office … Read more