Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger advocates for a reevaluation of Britain’s defence strategy, urging Britons to prepare for national service in response to evolving security threats. Here’s the full story. Shake Up The war in Ukraine has shaken up the world’s security apparatus in a way not seen in a generation or more. Rethinking … Read more
Analysis of eyewitness reports and Ukrainian Military information says that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused the death or injury of over 450,000 Russian servicemen so far. The question is, how long can they last like this? Claims Made by the Minister for the Armed Forces The UK’s Minister for the Armed Forces, Leon Docherty, … Read more
A YouGov poll around voting intentions in the upcoming general election has shown the share of the Tory vote is likely to fall even further. The right has suffered a reduction in likely vote, whereas the centre left has increased. Sunak Remains Tight-Lipped About Election Date When questioned about a potential election on Sky News, … Read more
Amid mounting challenges, UK officials vow to locate missing asylum seekers in Rwanda deportation plan, all while facing political and diplomatic scrutiny. Here’s the full story. Legion of Problems The deportation of thousands of asylum seekers to Rwanda, a cornerstone of the UK government’s migration policy, has encountered a legion of problems since its inception. … Read more
According to reports, the government has lost contact with a huge number of the first migrants who were set to take off the Rwanda within weeks. Rwanda Bill Becomes Law After two years of preparation, the Rwanda Bill officially became law, but the Home Office quickly encountered its first significant hurdle. Home Office Deportation Plan … Read more
Welcome to the intriguing maze of British culture, where tradition meets a peculiar brand of quiet rebellion and the unspoken rules are more binding than any law passed in Parliament. It’s a place where social faux pas are feared more than rain at a cricket match, which is saying something considering the climate. So, dust … Read more
The UK government’s controversial detention operation has launched earlier than expected, as it accelerates preparations to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, amidst mounting legal challenges and social outcry. Here’s the full story. New Low It can be tempting to think that politics has, must have, reached a new low, and then something can come around … Read more
May in the UK is a lively month packed with celebrations that span cultural festivities, historical commemorations, and springtime events. Whether you’re looking to engage with tradition, enjoy the great outdoors, or celebrate in contemporary style, this guide has you covered. Ready to fill your calendar with some of the most interesting events across the … Read more
MPs have challenged the Charity Commission’s handling of its Global Warming Policy Foundation investigation, alleging unlawful delay and highlighting concerns over the think tank’s climate scepticism. Here’s the full story. Hard to Ignore As the world continues to heat up, and this spring is already set to see more record-breaking weather events, from heat waves … Read more
After a tumultuous couple of months for the UK’s largest water provider, reports revealed its parent company has failed to keep up with debt payments. Debts Raking Up A recent revelation has shown the turmoil that Thames Water Ltd is facing financially as the debt-ridden water provider attempts to stay afloat. Thames Water Crisis The … Read more