Opinion

The Inconsistencies in Applying Sub Judice: A Question of Transparency

An inquiry into the horrific Southport murders of three young children has been called after the perpetrator pleaded guilty to all charges. While this is a welcome development, it raises questions about the Government’s motives, particularly given the likelihood that the outcome will result in calls for further censorship of public discourse. However, the Government’s […]

The Inconsistencies in Applying Sub Judice: A Question of Transparency Read More »

MPs to Be Interviewed by Police in Protest Investigation

Next weekend, Independent MPs John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn will attend a central London police station under caution. This voluntary interview is part of the Metropolitan Police’s ongoing investigation into alleged breaches of conditions imposed on a protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. The event, held over the past weekend, resulted in more than

MPs to Be Interviewed by Police in Protest Investigation Read More »

Council Elections May Face Delays Amid Labour’s Radical Local Government Shake-Up

In what could be the most significant overhaul of local government in decades, more than half of councils scheduled for elections this May have requested postponements. Labour’s newly announced plans for sweeping reforms, outlined in the English Devolution White Paper published on December 16, 2024, aim to dissolve the traditional two-tier council system, replace it

Council Elections May Face Delays Amid Labour’s Radical Local Government Shake-Up Read More »

Derbyshire Ranks Second in England for Sex Crimes Committed by Migrants

The Telegraph released a revealing nationality-linked breakdown of sex crime statistics across England. While areas such as South and West Yorkshire, Greater Manchester, and Leicestershire are predictably high on the list, Derbyshire—a county famed for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil market towns—stands out alarmingly. It ranks second in England for the percentage of sexual offences

Derbyshire Ranks Second in England for Sex Crimes Committed by Migrants Read More »

Why Clarkson’s Farm Resonates in the Homeland of Hearts

In a time of profound national uncertainty, a television show like Clarkson’s Farm feels less like mere entertainment and more like a lifeline tethered to a simpler, more grounded version of life. As the Labour government stumbles through its policies, exacerbating public dissatisfaction, this unexpectedly impactful series offers a refreshing reminder of traditional values and

Why Clarkson’s Farm Resonates in the Homeland of Hearts Read More »

The Liberal Right Rallies to the Aid of the Woke Left

As 2024 comes to a close, it is becoming increasingly apparent that the liberal right is rallying to defend the woke left. Signs of this alliance are already visible in the UK. Media platforms like Spiked and Triggernometry have started to muddy the waters on critical issues such as immigration and social cohesion. This development

The Liberal Right Rallies to the Aid of the Woke Left Read More »

London Policing: Funding Falls Short Amid Rising Challenges

The Home Office has announced an additional £65 million in funding for the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) for the coming year. This boost forms part of a revised £255.2 million National and International Capital City (NICC) grant. While the Met has welcomed the funding increase, it fails to address the broader financial pressures and operational

London Policing: Funding Falls Short Amid Rising Challenges Read More »

England’s Top Baby Name and the Challenges in Our Schools

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recently revealed that Muhammad was the most popular baby name in four out of nine regions in England last year (2023), with an estimated 4,661 babies registered with the name. This makes Muhammad the most popular baby name in England and Wales overall. Upon ONS releasing this statistic on

England’s Top Baby Name and the Challenges in Our Schools Read More »

Scroll to Top