Hazel Scott

Curious about where Brits are least likely to be celebrated? It’s not just the colonial past — sometimes, it’s the football hooligans or the relentless search for the sunniest beach that causes a stir. Let’s explore who’s rolling their eyes the most at the Brits. 20. New Zealand While Kiwis and Brits share a rich … Read more

As Labour assumes control, the immigration debate heats up, urging us to weigh both the benefits and risks. Will Labour’s changes achieve the right balance? 1. EU Immigration Stance Labour has confirmed it will not reinstate free movement with the EU, potentially reducing European immigration. Critics argue this could exacerbate labour shortages, particularly in sectors … Read more

What happens when political promises turn into empty words? Here’s the reality behind Britain’s most notorious political U-turns and broken pledges. 1. The Housing Crisis That Never Ended Boris Johnson’s grand target of building 300,000 new homes a year? It quickly became a pipe dream. Councils refused to cooperate, and planning restrictions made the promise … Read more

When things go wrong in Britain, the fingers start pointing – but are we targeting the right people? 1. The Working Class The working class is often blamed for lacking the ambition to climb the economic ladder. However, the Institute for Fiscal Studies reveals that wage stagnation and rising living costs have hit these communities … Read more

The landscape of British industry is fading fast, leaving behind empty factories, abandoned high streets, and a sense of lost heritage as the nation grapples with profound economic shifts. 1. High Streets: The Deserted Core of Communities Once bustling high streets are now littered with shuttered shops. In 2023, nearly 47 stores closed every day, … Read more

The 2024 UK General Election was a much-needed shake-up, sweeping away numerous controversial MPs whose time in office was marred by scandals, incompetence, and unpopular policies. Here’s a critical look at 21 politicians whose departure from Parliament was met with collective relief. 1. Liz Truss Truss’s catastrophic mini-budget caused economic turmoil and skyrocketing mortgage rates … Read more

The rise of woke culture has seen some truly bizarre and contentious moments in the UK. Is this trend a sign of progress, or just political correctness gone mad? 1. Banning Clapping at University Events Several universities have replaced clapping with jazz hands to avoid triggering anxiety, leaving many questioning the practicality of such measures. … Read more

As tensions between Russia and the West continue to escalate, the UK faces an unprecedented level of threat from Russian aggression. How does this intensifying threat impact the everyday lives of UK citizens, and what can we expect moving forward? 1. Military Buildup Russia has significantly increased its military presence near NATO borders, with over … Read more

In a climate of economic uncertainty, numerous UK companies are making significant workforce reductions this year. The ripple effects of these cuts are being felt across various sectors, from retail to tech. Is your sector safe? 1. Asda Asda is slashing jobs as part of its plan to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The supermarket … Read more

Rural Britain is under siege from numerous forces. Can these once-thriving regions adapt and survive, or are they doomed to fade away? 1. The Decline of Rural Population Rural areas are losing residents as younger people migrate to cities in search of better job opportunities. This depopulation weakens rural communities, reduces the local workforce, and … Read more