Hazel Scott

The Church of England has been a cornerstone of British society for centuries, but it’s increasingly out of touch with modern life. With declining attendance and outdated views, it’s clear the Church needs a serious update. Ever wondered why so many people feel it’s lost its relevance? 1. Declining Attendance Fewer people are attending services. … Read more

As Brexit continues to stir discussions across Europe, France, with its own unique set of challenges and aspirations, might just consider a similar path. But what could push the French towards a ‘Frexit’? 1. Sovereignty Boost Many in France cherish national sovereignty, resenting EU constraints on their legal and political systems. A Frexit could restore … Read more

Nigel Farage, often presents himself as a political saviour. Yet, a closer look at his track record and personal antics paints a very different picture. Here’s why Farage is far from being the messiah he claims to be. 1. Questionable Authenticity Despite his ‘man of the people’ image, Farage’s background in commodities trading hardly aligns … Read more

The dust has settled on the UK’s latest electoral whirlwind, with Labour sweeping to a stunning victory. But has this changed the mood across the country? Are we witnessing a new era of calm in British politics? 1. A Collective Sigh of Relief Across the UK, there’s a palpable sense of relief post-election. It’s as … 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 NHS, once the pride of Britain, faces myriad challenges that suggest it is beyond repair. Here are 21 reasons why the system is failing: 1. Chronic Underfunding For years, the NHS has been plagued by chronic underfunding, leading to a shortage of resources and staff. Despite increasing demands, funding has not kept pace, resulting … Read more

The European Union, a beacon of unity and cooperation, seems to be showing signs of discomfort. Are these mere blips on the radar, or is the bloc really starting to sweat? 1. Rising Populism Across Europe, populist parties gain traction, challenging the EU’s foundational ideals of cooperation and open borders. It’s a growing concern that … Read more

Is rejoining the EU really a smart move for the UK? Consider how it might make the UK look. Here’s why it could undermine our democracy and turn us into a joke. 1. A Crisis of Democracy Would rejoining the EU make a mockery of our democratic vote to leave? Flipping our stance now could … Read more

Small talk is an art form in Britain. Politeness and banality often shape our conversations, leading us to ask some of the most mundane questions. Have you ever noticed the repetitive nature of these questions? 1. “How Are You?” This is the quintessential British greeting, yet rarely answered with any detail. It’s a polite nod … Read more