
Reeves’ pubs U-turn: how business rates sparked a revolt, and why ministers are now under fire
Rachel Reeves has been forced into a U turn on business rates for pubs after backlash from landlords and MPs.
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The Pub Regulars Who Carried Their Mate to the Pub, Every Day
In the West Yorkshire village of Burthwaite, a group of pub regulars are being quietly hailed as local heroes.

Tate McRae: From YouTube Videos to Global Arenas
If you’ve kept an eye on pop music over the past few years, Tate McRae is a name that’s hard to miss.

Why British Heatwaves Feel Hotter Than They Are
Every summer, a familiar complaint echoes across Britain: Why does this heat feel so unbearable?

6 British Products That Are Surprisingly Banned in Other Countries (Here’s Why)
From haggis and Marmite to Kinder Eggs, there are everyday British staples that raise eyebrows (and red tape) overseas.

Luck vs. Strategy: The Billionaire Myth Exposed
We love a good billionaire origin story. From garages in Silicon Valley to Ivy League dorm rooms

Is the Thunderbolts marketing a SPOILER?
So when news broke about the recent title change for the upcoming Thunderbolts movie, I had to dive into it.

Watching the Watchers: Is Live Facial Recognition Fit for Purpose?
In an age of rapid technological advancement, surveillance is no longer a passive act.

Eyelash Serums and Lash Health: What Really Works?
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering whether eyelash serums really work, you’re not alone.

Nintendo Switch 2: A Bold New Era for UK Gamers
The wait is over—Nintendo has finally unveiled the Switch 2

Navigating the Impact of U.S. Tariffs on UK Businesses: Challenges and Strategies
The recent imposition of tariffs by the United States on UK imports has raised significant concerns for businesses and policymakers alike.

The Growing Threat of Infectious Diseases in the UK: A Public Health Crisis
The United Kingdom is currently facing an alarming rise in infectious diseases.

The Lady Gaga Manchester Ticket Chaos: Fans Left Frustrated
The ticket presale for Lady Gaga’s Manchester show on 31st March turned into a mess.

A Look Back at the Most Iconic British TV Adverts of the 2000s
The 2000s, a time when TV adverts weren’t just interruptions but mini masterpieces that we actually enjoyed watching.

The Rah Invasion: How Out-of-Touch Posh Students Are Ruining Working-Class University Towns
For years, the UK’s prestigious universities have been infiltrated by a particular breed of student—the “rah”.

The Age of Anxiety: How Modern Tech is Making Us More Stressed
From tyre anxiety to digital overload, modern technology is creating new stressors we never saw coming.

Economic Instability and Political Extremism: Then and Now
Learn how history's lessons on Political Extremism shape today.

TikTok Ban: The Saga of National Security, Presidential Reversals, and the Global Head-Scratching
The TikTok Ban saga, from Trump’s call for a ban to its surprising unbanning
