My own take on some of the news and political stories of the day, or looking back on whats been going on in the world, these are my opinions only, and not a representation of anything else.
In a world where families are increasingly strained, the latest news reveals a staggering 28% hike in nursery fees, pushing parents to the brink. With childcare costs soaring to over £10,500 annually, many are left questioning how to make ends meet. Meanwhile, government departments waste taxpayer money on luxury items,
The 8th of October brought a shocking headline from Madeline Ross of the Daily Telegraph, claiming a pension saver lost £270,000 due to a Labour tax raid. At first glance, it seems like a devastating blow to this woman’s retirement. But is it really Labour’s fault, or is there more
In a recent interview, Jeremy Clarkson has shifted from being a farmer’s advocate to a prime example of why large estates should face higher taxes. Once boasting about his farm purchase as a savvy financial move to avoid inheritance tax, he now claims naivety in his motives. As the debate
It’s 6am, and as I sip my coffee, I stumble upon a piece by Kristina Beanland, Deputy Lifestyle Editor at the Metro. Her latest story about an influencer who skipped her best friend’s wedding for a strict diet raises eyebrows. With only 8,000 followers and a dubious claim to fame
October the 7th was indeed a day of horror, but what led up to it on the 6th cannot be overlooked. As tensions escalated, a charity reported the tragic loss of 42 children in the West Bank, marking a devastating year. On that same day, violence erupted in Hawara, resulting
Why is the UK so bad at delivering infrastructure projects? With the Thames Lower Crossing Tunnel costing more per mile than the high-speed rail link and HS2’s costs ballooning from an initial £37.5bn to an estimated £72.1-£78.4bn, it raises serious questions. Despite years of planning and billions spent, projects like
Sue Gray’s resignation from Kier Starmer’s government highlights a troubling trend in the mainstream media’s manipulation of politics. As the media escalates its smear campaigns, the integrity of political discourse is at stake. With constant fabrications and sensationalized stories, the need for press regulation has never been more urgent. From
Charity begins in China, and it’s time for Amazon and eBay to step up! With BBC Children in Need just around the corner, these platforms are flooded with counterfeit merchandise that claims to support the charity but actually contributes nothing. From fake T-shirts to Pudsy Bears, the reality is shocking:
In a world where online shopping offers irresistible bargains, the hidden costs of buying from retailers like Temu and Shein are becoming increasingly alarming. While these Chinese e-commerce giants thrive without paying import duties or VAT, UK retailers struggle to compete, leading to significant revenue losses for the government. This
It high time we dealt with the British press and their dominance of the narrative around politics, the problem is rooted in their ownership and loyalties to parties and ideals, rather than being a neutral free press we have wound up with highly biased reporting, fabricated stories and sometimes utter
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In a world where families are increasingly strained, the latest news reveals a staggering 28% hike in nursery fees, pushing parents to the brink. With childcare costs soaring to over £10,500 annually, many are left questioning how to make ends meet. Meanwhile, government departments waste taxpayer money on luxury items,
The 8th of October brought a shocking headline from Madeline Ross of the Daily Telegraph, claiming a pension saver lost £270,000 due to a Labour tax raid. At first glance, it seems like a devastating blow to this woman’s retirement. But is it really Labour’s fault, or is there more