Are UK Libraries Doomed? 1 in 5 UK Fear Bankruptcy in 2024

The charity, Libraries Connected launches a vital support program for over 650 libraries facing imminent budget cuts across the UK, aiming to fortify these community pillars against financial adversity and safeguard their indispensable contributions to literacy, health, and digital inclusion. Here’s the full story.  Libraries Budget Cuts Libraries Connected, the charity representing library services in … Read more

Sunak’s Family Finances Under Scrutiny Again as Labour Seek Answers

Doubts surround the closure of Catamaran Ventures, an investment firm owned by UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s wife, as Labour presses for answers on the potential impact, government connections, and tax liabilities. Here’s the full story. Transparency and Accountability Questions The recent closure of Catamaran Ventures UK, an investment firm owned by Akshata Murty, wife … Read more

Sunak Sets Sights on Late 2024 Election, Challenging Labour’s Expectations

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s electoral strategy is taking shape as he hints at a late 2024 general election, challenging Labour’s expectations and setting the stage for a dynamic political showdown. Here’s the full story. Rishi Sunak’s Electoral Timeline Rishi Sunak, the UK Prime Minister, has provided a significant insight into his electoral plans, signaling … Read more

Truss Proposes Banning Biological Males From Women’s Sport and Spaces

Liz Truss has proposed legislation aimed at banning biological males from women’s spaces and sports, sparking debates over gender identity and child welfare. Here’s the full story. Guess Who’s Back? Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has been enjoying a renaissance recently following a trip to CPAC in the United States. There, her libertarian ideals were … Read more

Mortgage Misery: The £19 Billion Challenge Facing UK Homeowners

As fixed-rate mortgage deals expire, UK homeowners brace for a £19 billion surge in costs, navigating economic challenges exacerbated by inflation and tax increases, with up to 1.5 million households expected to face a sharp increase this year. Here’s the full story. Fixed-Rate Deal Expiring UK homeowners are bracing for a significant financial hit as … Read more

Dedicated Memorial for Muslim Soldiers Who Fought in World Wars

A divisive debate has erupted over the government’s plans to erect a memorial honouring Muslim soldiers who fought in Britain’s wars after what was meant to be a gesture of inclusivity and recognition has morphed into a battleground within the Conservative Party. Here’s the full story. Muslim Memorial With Islamophobia, a hot-button topic in the … Read more

Calls for Action to Disturbing Footage of Animal Distress at Devon Farm

Investigative footage reveals harrowing scenes of animal suffering at Cross Farm in Devon, sparking urgent calls for legal action and industry reform. Here’s the full story. Idealised Version The UK public has an idealised version of the countryside implanted in their heads at a very young age. From nursery rhymes to idyllic scenes of nature … Read more

DWP Investigation After Claimant Tragedy Triggers Calls for Urgent Reform

In the wake of a vulnerable claimant’s tragic death following a DWP investigation, a coroner’s critique prompts calls for reform within the Department, highlighting crucial flaws in procedures and underscoring the need for better support for individuals with mental health issues. Here’s the full story. Hard Times It is not an easy time to be … Read more

Conservatives Prepare for Significant Losses Following Budget

As the fallout from Rishi Sunak’s pre-election budget reverberates, the Conservative Party braces for substantial losses in the upcoming local elections. This signals a pivotal moment for his leadership and the party’s dwindling electoral prospects. Here’s the full story. All Consuming The Conservative Party can sometimes appear like a zombie political party, lurching from crisis … Read more