Everyone's Talking About It
Oscar Davies 
France has made abortion a constitutional right for women, becoming the first country in the world to do so. On the other hand, the UK is arresting a record number of women for abortion-related crimes. France’s Groundbreaking Constitutional Move France has made history by becoming the first country in the world to make abortion a … Read more
In a budget announcement that received staunch criticism from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt issued a hopeful £6 billion to fund the NHS, but the majority isn’t going to where you’d think. Hunt Announces Budget Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced the much-anticipated pre-election budget on Wednesday, which has already received intense criticism from … Read more
A music star who helped redefine the British rock scene in the mid-90s has declared his entry into politics as Labour’s MP for Mid Sussex, arguing that “The Tories have run out of ideas.” 90’s Rock Hero Enters Politics A cult hero of the British 90’s rock scene has announced his entry into politics, becoming … Read more
The government has faced scrutiny for allegedly failing to adhere to a £2.4 billion promise to UK farmers. Many are now worried that without these subsidies, which were implemented to mirror the EU’s farming commitment, farms will be forced to shut down this year. Financial Discrepancies in the Agricultural Budget In a significant setback for … Read more
The government and HMRC have announced stricter tax policies on “side hustle” apps that could affect those looking to earn an extra income during this cost of living crisis. Unveiling Stricter Oversight for Side Hustle Giants HMRC has ushered in stringent regulations affecting major “side hustle” platforms such as eBay, Vinted, Airbnb, Fiverr, Upwork, Uber, … Read more
The government has introduced plans to regain control of the economy by enforcing stricter tests on those who deem themselves unfit for work. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak plans on implementing a wellness approach using activities like jogging and gardening. Promoting Wellness and Employment In a bid to reintegrate people on long-term sickness leave into the … Read more
The highly contentious Rwanda deportation bill has been shot down for a second time in the House of the Lords, but Downing Street remains confident. Second Defeat in the House The controversial Rwanda deportation bill championed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has undergone a second round of defeat by his peers in the House of … Read more
Keir Starmer revealed his desire to break from Jeremy Corbyn’s legacy. Promising real change over grandstanding, Starmer declared practical impact in his leadership. No more political theatrics – he aims for a Labour focused on substance, not showmanship. Keir Starmer’s Stand Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, is making it clear that he’s … Read more
Almost 100,000 people in the UK are waiting for a decision on their asylum claims, and there are concerns that the government is not being honest about the situation. Recent numbers show a bigger problem than the officials promised to fix, leading to disagreements within the government and raising questions about how asylum seekers are … Read more
Sacked Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed that the Budget announcement does not show the British public that the Conservatives are “on their side.” Braverman’s Scathing Attack Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has launched a scathing attack on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Budget announcement, becoming the latest Tory peer to fall out with their own party. Sacked … Read more