Opinion
Angela Rayner Resignation Rocks Labour: What It Means for Starmer and His Government
Angela Rayner’s Exit Is a Bombshell – But Starmer’s Real Crisis May Just Be Beginning The Deputy Prime Minister’s Resignation Deepens Turmoil in Labour’s First Term, Raising Questions Over Leadership…
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Global HIV Fight Threatened by Rising Criminalisation and US Funding Cuts, Warns UNAids
July 12, 2025 – A new report by UNAids has issued a stark warning: decades of global progress in the fight against HIV and Aids are now under serious threat due to increasing criminalisation of v…
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Labour’s Identity Crisis: Why It Must Redistribute Wealth to Regain Trust
After 125 years, Labour’s reluctance to openly discuss redistribution threatens its credibility and purpose The Labour Party was founded in 1900 with a clear mission: to represent and uplift Britain’…
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Medicaid Cuts Threaten Pregnant Women’s Access to Addiction and Maternity Care in Rural Oregon
In southwestern Oregon, where forests meet farmland and small towns sprawl across the Rogue Valley, a quiet crisis is growing. At the Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley, a clinic known for its integrat…
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Labour’s Vision for the Future: How Best Start Family Hubs Revive Sure Start and Prioritize Children’s Welfare
Labour’s quest for a clear message and purpose finds its answer firmly rooted in the future of children — a focus that has always been central to the party’s identity. At the heart of this vision is …
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Labour Faces Backlash Over Potential SEND Reforms Amid Fears of Rights Rollback
Labour’s SEND Reform Plans Spark Fear of Rights Rollback for Vulnerable Children The Labour government is facing growing concern and criticism from campaigners, educators, and families over its earl…
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What Should Go on the Next British Banknote? Public Debate Highlights National Icons
What Should Be on the Next British Banknote? The UK Public Weighs In on National Symbols As physical cash gradually loses ground to contactless payments, the question of what — or who — should appear…
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Starmer's Chaotic Week: Clown-Car Government, Crying Chancellors, and the Return of Corbyn
Starmer’s Worst Week Yet: Crying Chancellors, Clumsy Resets, and a Surprise Political Breakaway British politics this week looked less like the sober governance promised by Sir Keir Starmer and more …
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Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn Launch New UK Left-Wing Party
Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn to Launch New Left-Wing Political Party in UK In a dramatic shift for British politics, Coventry South MP Zarah Sultana has announced she will co-lead the formation o…
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Rachel Reeves' PMQs Tears Spark Labour Leadership Questions
Rachel Reeves’ tearful moment during Wednesday’s Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) wasn’t just a personal display of vulnerability—it has unexpectedly rippled through financial markets, underscoring …
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Is the World Facing a Kindleberger Trap? US Signals Return to Leadership
MIT economist Charles P. Kindleberger, best known for his hegemonic stability theory , argued that the global economic system requires a dominant power to provide international public goods —such as …
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Labour’s Disability Benefits Bill: A Step Backwards for Disabled People, Warns Richard Burgon
Labour MP Richard Burgon Slams Disability Benefits Bill as Devastating for Disabled People LONDON – Labour MP Richard Burgon has strongly condemned the government's latest disability benefit…
Lifestyle
Hidden Pages in Anne Frank's Diary Reveal Sex Jokes and Reflections on Sexuality
Hidden Pages in Anne Frank ’s Diary Reveal Her Curiosity About Sex, Puberty, and Prost…