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OpEd: The Calculated Dance of Immigration in the UK
In recent times, the discourse around immigration in the UK, particularly in response to the government’s migrant plans,…
Five Takeaways From UK’s AI Safety Summit At Bletchley Park
Rishi Sunak hails conference as diplomatic coup after it produces international declaration to address AI risks Rishi Sunak…
Building A Sustainable Future – How UK Manufacturers Can Unlock The Benefits Of Net Zero
We would like to thank our generous sponsors for making this article possible. In this article, Liz Scoffins,…
An Orchestrated Charade. The Chilling Awareness Behind Political Deceit.
In the vast halls of our collective conscience, a truth reverberates, unspoken yet glaringly present. He stands there,…
Unveiling a Legacy of Deceit: HS2 and the Irreversible Peril of Corrupt Governance
Our collective journey toward a cohesive, future-forward nation has been critically undermined with the abrupt halt of the…
UK Inflation Rate At Lowest Point Since February 2022
UK inflation (CPI) hit 6.8 percent in July, in line with expectations and dropping by 4.3 points compared to…
The Last Bastion Of Innovation In The UK, Is Not In The UK
The United Kingdom, upon a study an inch deep into innovations, technology, and science in the last few…
Have Changes In UK Immigration Increased Inflation?
We would like to thank our generous sponsors for making this article possible. As the U.K. contends with…
Brit Kitsch Or Quite The Catch. A Quirky Guide To British Gifts.
Are you on a quest for a gift that’s more British than a bulldog eating a crumpet in…
We Deserve Better Politicians! Then. Now. Ever. We Are Fools To Still Believe.
Not a Boron or a Pro-Boris. Not a Tory Freak. Not a Labour Fencesitter. Not Lib-Dem. Not a…
Celebrate Father’s Day with Exceptional British-Made Gifts: 10 Handpicked Treasures From Guzz
As Father’s Day approaches, it’s the perfect occasion to honour your remarkable dad with a gift that showcases…
Leave, This “United” “Kingdom”, This “Great” “Britain”
“Not”. “Not”. “Not”. “Not”. The path to solving immigration, for any country if it is indeed a problem,…
London & UK Is The Best For International Students! You Have Been Warned.
Note: An earlier version of this article has been published. This version contains some updates to reflect some…
London & UK Is The Best! You Have Been Warned. Part 1-ish.
London is often hailed as one of the greatest cities in the world. By many measures, the question…
A Search Of UK News Today. You Be The Judge.
We searched online news in the UK today and this is what we see. There is a permacrisis…
Return To The Office: The Future Of The Workplace
We would like to thank our generous sponsors for making this article possible. What can real estate reveal…
The Monarchy And Media Are Trapped In A Mutually Dependent Relationship
“My problem,” said Prince Harry to Tom Bradby in his ITV interview last night, “has never been with…
Queen Elizabeth II: The end of the ‘new Elizabethan age’
When Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952, Britain was just seven years out of the…
Record-Breaking Heat in Europe
A three-day heatwave is rolling across Europe, breaking temperature records in its path. The heat has been topping…
The fall of Boris Johnson: Any democracy should look to his case and ask if it is enabling Machiavellian leaders
Boris Johnson’s resignation as prime minister is not just a portentous political event. His time in office –…
Johnson Quits After Record Rate of Resignations
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced his departure from office following a record number of ministerial resignations.…
Supply chains can easily break – here’s how they can be made more resilient to prevent shortages
Supply chains are essential to everyday life, bringing materials to factories, food to your plate, and fuel to…
How SMCR Can Affect The Credibility Of UK’s Financial Industry
UK clients have lost confidence in the financial services industry brought on by crisis and misconduct issues as…
G7 Showed That Post-Trump, The World Has Shifted
What a difference a year makes in international diplomacy. A year ago, then-US President Donald Trump was obliged…
G7 Is More United But Not Effective Enough To Tackle The World’s Biggest Problems
When the UK hosts the G7 summit in Cornwall between June 10 and 12, it will be the…
Majority Of Young Women Have Been Sexually Harassed
Sarah Everard was walking home on 3 March when she was kidnapped and murdered by an off-duty Metropolitan…
Coronavirus New Variant – Genomics Researcher Answers Key Questions
A new variant of SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes COVID-19, is thought to be driving increased transmission of…
Shift Shopping: Making Shopping Easier And Safer During The Pandemic
As physical stores closed their doors and more workers found themselves stuck at home, the shopping behaviors of…
Top Free Things To Do In London
London is renowned the world over as one of the best capital cities to spend a few days…
Did The COVID-19 Pandemic Revive Nationalism?
It only took a sub-microscopic pathogen to confirm that, when a crisis strikes, it is the national framework…
What’s The Best Online Roulette Sites In The UK?
The casino is one of the famous places for spending time by winning a lot of money. While…
Brexit: What Now?
EU27 approved of the extension of the Brexit deadline extension yesterday, October 28. This is after delaying its…
Hong Kong Protests And Brexit Could Both End Up Benefiting Financial Elites
Protests in Hong Kong have captured the world’s attention in recent weeks, with demonstrators closing streets and the…
D-Day 75 Years On: ‘Special Relationship’ Forged On The Beaches Of France Now Poised To Enter A New Era
In 1944 the blimps above London were barrage balloons – in 2019 the blimp above the capital is…
Why Desperation Could Be The Key To Tackling Climate Change
Last October, something strange happened when the United Nations released a report saying we have just 12 years…
The Non-Brits Guide To Brexit (Because It Affects You Too)
The European Union is arguably the world’s most powerful bloc. But it’s about to lose the United Kingdom,…
How Did The First World War Start?
The causes of the Great War are still being debated a century on, but time has led to…
How To Help Homeless People – Without Feeding A Habit
A new scheme called Greater Change lets homeless people crowdfund for concrete goals using a QR code and…
Almost Three-Quarters Of Women ‘Never Cycle’
Almost three-quarters of women in seven UK cities never ride a bike for local journeys, despite having a…
What Each Of The G7 Countries Wants, And What They Need
With many of the Trump administration’s recent decisions running directly counter to the other members’ interests, the summit…
How The U.S. Needs To Prepare For The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Government indifference toward AI could let the US lose ground to rival countries. But what would a good…
How The ‘Diversity Industry’ Silences People of Colour
This week Amena Khan became the latest woman of colour to be silenced in public. Just days after…
Never Mind Brexit, Or Even Europe. The Future Is Eurasian.
In this new age, the notion that Europeans are special – that a wall separates them from Asia…
Is Hong Kong A Part Of China?
Is Hong Kong a part of China? With the Hong Kong elections coming up, and protesters taking to…
Hong Kong : The 20th Anniversary Of The Handover
Hong Kong is marking 20 years since the territory was handed from Britain to China, bringing an end to…
Do You Know How Diverse Your Workplace Is?
We at Market Inspector firmly believe that diversity in the workplace is of enormous benefit to both corporations and…
Is The UK Really European Or Not? A Short History.
1948 “We cannot aim at anything less than the Union of Europe as a whole, and we look…
The Queen At 90
April 21st marks the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II. Here are some images throughout her long reign.…
11 Amazingly Free Things To Do In London
Here are a few things to do in London that cost literally nothing. 1. Climb Big Ben Westminster…
13 Reasons Why London Is Better
Sure, London’s got its problems (in fact, by a strange quirk of fate, it has precisely 99 of…