Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Oscar Davies 
Londoners are being warned of multiple bills that are being increased despite the current cost-of-living crisis. Introduction to Price Increases Londoners are bracing themselves for significant increases in bills, ranging from council tax to broadband and water charges. Council Tax Hikes Local authorities are implementing a 5% increase in the average annual council tax bill, … Read more
Former Top Gear host James May has given his opinion on whether “Older, lower-middle-class white blokes” are at risk of being pushed aside. James May Discusses Men’s Image In a recent podcast appearance, Top Gear star James May shared his thoughts on the perception of men in today’s society. Challenges Faced by Men May is … Read more
The Labour Party has announced a brand new scheme to tackle immigration in response to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill. Labour’s Counter-Terrorism Plans After the Conservative’s controversial Rwanda scheme finally got passed into British law, the Labour Party responded with a plan of its own. Starmer’s Rwanda Alternative After months of criticism from the … Read more
Members of the Tory Party have slammed Sunak’s assertion that local election results are pointing toward a “hung Parliament” despite huge Tory losses. Sunak’s Admission Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has insisted that Britain is heading for a hung Parliament despite suffering brutal losses in the local elections. A Monumental Loss After losing over 400 seats … Read more
Islamophobia in the UK has surged from the end of 2023 to now, with one anti-hate charity reporting more incidents in the last four months than it has seen since it was founded. Record Surge in Islamophobic Incidents Reports have found a significant increase in Islamophobic incidents in the UK between October 7 and February … 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
Migrant levels in the UK have surged in 2024 as a report reveals thousands of migrants have already entered the country as of April. Surge in Migrant Arrivals According to Home Office figures, thousands of migrants have arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel since the beginning of the year. Record Number of … Read more
Anti-war politician George Galloway, who just won a seat in the Rochdale by-election, let his feelings about Prime Minister Rishi Sunak be heard, telling reporters “I despise the Prime Minister.” Galloway’s Strong Reaction to Sunak The newly elected MP for Rochdale, George Galloway, didn’t mince words as he told reporters exactly how he felt about … Read more
After an increased number of what’s been described as “intimidatory” threats from protestors to specific MPs and their houses, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has suggested the UK descended into “mob rule.” Rishi Sunak Addresses Rising Threats Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has warned that the country may have descended into “mob rule” after protestors issued threats … Read more