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Rising energy costs in the UK have become a serious crisis for the whole community. With the onset of autumn, energy costs have risen.

Rising Energy Costs in the UK: Fuel Poverty after War on Iran

Patricia Bennett
October 13, 2026
BBC's budget cuts could help the organisation become more efficient, but the savings will come with difficult choices.

BBC’s Budget Cuts: Can Britain’s Public Broadcaster Adapt to Changing Media Market?

Patricia Bennett
October 12, 2026
The State Pension Triple Lock remains a sensitive issue for Burnham because any reform could affect public confidence among pensioners.

State Pension Triple Lock: Burnham’s Pension Reform and the Cost of Social Care

Patricia Bennett
October 11, 2026
Burnham and Trump's UN meeting focuses on making alliances. Burnham's trip comes as middle-sized powers seek to build alliances.

Burnham and Trump’s UN Meeting: No Special Relationship Anymore

Patricia Bennett
October 6, 2026
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UK Defence Budget Crisis: Is Britain Spending Enough to Stay Secure? __An Interview With Roger Cottrell

UK Defence Budget Crisis: Is Britain Spending Enough to Stay Secure? __An Interview With Roger Cottrell

Britain faces growing pressure to strengthen its defence capabilities amid rising global tensions, the war in Ukraine and changing security

By William Barnes
September 29, 2026
Islamophobia in the UK: What Is Driving Anti-Muslim Discrimination? __An Interview With Shameen Suleman

Islamophobia in the UK: What Is Driving Anti-Muslim Discrimination? __An Interview With Shameen Suleman

Islamophobia in the UK remains a growing concern, with anti-Muslim discrimination appearing in politics, media, social media and everyday life.

By William Barnes
September 21, 2026
Brexit 10 Years On: Unfulfilled Promises, Economic Performance and Public Reappraisal- An Interview With Alan Freeman

Brexit 10 Years On: Unfulfilled Promises, Economic Performance and Public Reappraisal- An Interview With Alan Freeman

10 years after the Brexit referendum, Britain continues to debate the economic and political consequences of leaving the European Union.

By William Barnes
September 20, 2026
Nigel Farage’s Resignation and Reform UK’s Rise: Political Tactic or Sign of a Bigger Problem?

Nigel Farage’s Resignation and Reform UK’s Rise: Political Tactic or Sign of a Bigger Problem?

Nigel Farage’s resignation has raised fresh questions about the future of Reform UK and the direction of British politics. Political

By William Barnes
September 4, 2026
UK-US Pharmaceutical Trade Deal: Innovation or a New Challenge for the NHS? __ An interview with Digby Wren

UK-US Pharmaceutical Trade Deal: Innovation or a New Challenge for the NHS? __ An interview with Digby Wren

The UK-US pharmaceutical trade deal has sparked debate over medicine prices, NHS funding, and the future of healthcare innovation in

By William Barnes
August 30, 2026
Andy Burnham’s Labour Leadership: Can He Transform the Labour Party? An Interview with Amina Taylor

Andy Burnham’s Labour Leadership: Can He Transform the Labour Party? An Interview with Amina Taylor

Andy Burnham’s Labour leadership has sparked fresh debate about the future of the Labour Party, with questions over whether he

By William Barnes
August 25, 2026
UK Inflation Outlook in 2026: How Could Iran and the Strait of Hormuz Challenge Britain’s Economy? An Interview With Clive Menzies

UK Inflation Outlook in 2026: How Could Iran and the Strait of Hormuz Challenge Britain’s Economy? An Interview With Clive Menzies

As the UK inflation outlook for 2026 remains uncertain, growing tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz are raising

By William Barnes
August 20, 2026
Will Scotland Vote for Independence Again? The Road to 2028. An interview with Felipe Cruz.

Will Scotland Vote for Independence Again? The Road to 2028. An interview with Felipe Cruz.

The Scottish election results have left Scotland at a political crossroads. The SNP secured a historic fifth term in government.

By William Barnes
July 20, 2026
UK Fuel Poverty Crisis 2026: How the Iran Conflict Could Leave Households £500 Worse Off. An interview with Samuel Geddes.

UK Fuel Poverty Crisis 2026: How the Iran Conflict Could Leave Households £500 Worse Off. An interview with Samuel Geddes.

The UK fuel poverty crisis could deepen as the Iran conflict drives up energy and household costs. With families facing

By William Barnes
July 19, 2026
Keir Starmer Political Future in Doubt After Labour’s Latest Election Defeat. An interview with Eric Walberg.

Keir Starmer Political Future in Doubt After Labour’s Latest Election Defeat. An interview with Eric Walberg.

Another disappointing result has put fresh pressure on Keir Starmer. As Labour loses ground and rival parties gain momentum, people

By William Barnes
July 18, 2026

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