Hazel Scott

The Royal Family may be revered by many, but they’re far from infallible. Here are 22 times the royals have left us cringing. 1. Prince Philip’s Racist Remarks Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was notorious for his politically incorrect and often racist comments. His infamous gaffe in China, where he told British students they’d get … Read more

The 1980s in the UK were a unique time, filled with cultural quirks and societal shifts that left a lasting impact. Are those who grew up in this decade more in need of a therapist than they realise? 1. The Cold War Anxiety Living under the constant threat of nuclear war, with government-issued pamphlets on … Read more

As the years stack up like unpaid bills, so does the gravitational pull towards conservative politics. Welcome to the not-so-midlife crisis club, where rebellion takes a backseat to radio talk shows blaring a more right-wing tune. But why does the compass of political allegiance often swing rightward as hairlines recede and waistlines expand? 1. The … Read more

As the UK shuffles inexorably towards a general election, it seems the stage is set not just for a change of government but for a veritable eviction from Downing Street. With the Conservative Party resembling less a government and more a slow-motion car crash, it’s Labour’s turn to grab the wheel. Are we witnessing the … Read more

In the grand circus of British politics, Keir Starmer has perfected the art of tightrope walking, often leaving spectators wondering which side of the fence he’ll elegantly dismount. Here’s 21 times Mr Starmar has sat firmly on the fence: 1. Brexit Strategy Despite the pressure, Starmer has been vague about Labour’s precise approach to Brexit … Read more

As British politics grows increasingly stagnant, with traditional giants stumbling over their own red tape, Reform UK is cutting through the noise like a scythe. This party, often dismissed as a fringe element, is now drawing voters away from the mainstream with its audacious and unapologetic stances. Why is this insurgent group resonating so powerfully … Read more

Are Millennials across the UK starting to question the pervasive ‘woke’ culture? As they navigate an increasingly complex social and economic landscape, many are seeking more practical, nuanced approaches. 1. Emphasising Free Speech Over Cancel Culture Millennials in the UK are increasingly defending free speech and challenging the norms of cancel culture. They advocate for … Read more

The 2020s have certainly not pulled any punches. From global pandemics to economic turmoil and political scandals to royal dramas, why does it feel like this decade has thrown everything but the kitchen sink at us? 1. COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK hard, with multiple lockdowns disrupting life and the economy. The … Read more

Are you weary of the relentless campaign drama and microscopic scrutiny of every political move? Here are 21 specific reasons, gleaned from recent headlines, why we’re looking forward to the end of this election cycle. 1. Farewell to Endless Gaffes Remember Rishi Sunak skipping a crucial D-Day event to give a TV interview? Such blunders … Read more

Ever wondered how the corridors of power could shift with a new tenant at Number 10? With a Labour Government possibly on the horizon, the UK could be in for some big changes. From your wallet to your local hospital, nothing’s off-limits. So, what would this shift mean for your daily cuppa, commute and community? … Read more