Hazel Scott

Have you ever wondered about the peculiarly British origins of some of our most colourful phrases? From cheeky market scams to historical mishaps, how did these expressions become part of our daily natter? 1. Not Enough Room to Swing a Cat Far from animal cruelty, this old naval phrase refers to the lack of space … Read more

The far-right’s antics during the 2024 UK riots are making headlines, and their loud presence is impossible to ignore. How are these groups influencing public discourse, and what does this mean for the future of British society? 1. Liverpool Riot (August 2024) In Liverpool, far-right rioters set fire to the Spellow Lane Library Hub, which … Read more

 Immigration has shaped many UK cities, bringing new cultures, ideas, and challenges. Here’s a look at 15 different cities that have felt the impact of immigration, for better and for worse. 1. London London’s diversity is unmatched, with over 3 million foreign-born residents making up nearly 37% of the population. This has turned London into … Read more

As violent far-right riots have rocked the UK, communities across the nation are rising up to reject hate and division. Tens of thousands have taken to the streets, sending a strong message that racism and extremism will not be tolerated. 1. Walthamstow Walthamstow saw thousands of anti-racism demonstrators vastly outnumbering a small group of far-right … Read more

So, Labour is in power, and if you’re like most people, you’re probably wondering what that means for your wallet. While they’re busy making big promises, you should be prepared for some real financial hits. So, how will Labour’s plans cost you more? 1. Income Tax Threshold Freeze Labour might boast about not raising income … Read more

As Keir Starmer’s Labour Party takes the helm, a raft of policy reversals and new initiatives has triggered hot debates. Here’s a look at the key policies stirring up controversy. 1. Reversal on Nationalisation Initially advocating for broad nationalisation, Starmer’s shift to only partially nationalising sectors like railways, while pushing for stricter regulations elsewhere, has … Read more

Retirement should be a time of relaxation and enjoyment, but not all locales are bustling with activities and attractions. Here’s a tongue-in-cheek look at some of the UK’s most yawn-inducing retirement spots, where excitement might just mean the weekly bingo night. 1. Mundesley, Norfolk With its quiet beaches and slower pace, Mundesley is perfect for … Read more

Nigel Farage’s influence is on the rise, attracting disillusioned voters who feel let down by traditional parties. Why is his following growing so rapidly? 1. Disillusionment With Mainstream Parties Many voters feel abandoned by the traditional parties, finding Farage’s outsider status appealing as he positions himself against the political establishment. 2. Clear Messaging Farage’s straightforward, … Read more

The UK’s rich military history is etched into its landscape, with numerous sites offering a glimpse into the past. From ancient fortresses to modern war museums, these places are a must-see. Ready to dive into Britain’s martial heritage? 1. The Tower of London This iconic fortress has served as a royal palace, prison, and armoury. … Read more