
COVID-19
— A YouGov poll shows 65% of Britons believe the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns were necessary, despite ongoing debate about their economic and social impacts.
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COVID-19
— A YouGov poll shows 65% of Britons believe the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns were necessary, despite ongoing debate about their economic and social impacts.
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2024 US Presidential Election
— The debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump highlighted deep ideological divisions. Trump criticised Harris’s economic plans and defended his role in overturning Roe v. Wade, while Harris condemned Trump’s policies, particularly on abortion, immigration, and national security.
2024 US Presidential Election
— The greatest pop star in the world, Taylor Swift, has publicly declared her support for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the upcoming 2024 US Presidential Election.
2024 Paris Olympics
— President Emmanuel Macron hails the Paris 2024 Olympics as a triumph of national unity, pledging continued investment in sport to sustain the Games’ legacy and bolster France’s global standing.
Far-Right Riots 2024
— 48 locations face potential far-right mobilisations in the UK this evening, with up to 100 events possible. A Telegram list targeting refugee service providers has spread fear, prompting community counter-protests.
Social Media & Far-Right
— Telegram confirmed it is removing UK channels and posts inciting violence, following the deletion of a 15,000-member extremist group organising protests.
Far-Right Riots 2024
— Could electoral reform from the First Past the Post system to Proportional Representation reduce extremism and strengthen democracy by addressing grievances and creating a more representative political system in Britain?
Far-Right Riots 2024
— Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s latest address to the nation reaffirms his commitment to quickly prosecuting those behind recent far-right violence, promising justice and safety for targeted communities.
Far-Right Riots 2024
— Jeremy Corbyn and four independent MPs have sharply criticised Sir Keir Starmer for his perceived inadequacy in addressing anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim hatred linked to the ongoing far-right riots. They call for more decisive action with immediate measures.
Misinformation
— The Southport riots, triggered by a tragic stabbing incident, have highlighted the dangers of misinformation. False rumours have fuelled public anger and violence, prompting calls for stricter media regulations and greater transparency.
France
— Martin Hirsch, former president of Emmaus, reveals how the solidarity organisation grappled with its founder, French priest Abbé Pierre’s controversial past and highlights the ongoing challenge of upholding his legacy while addressing misconduct allegations.
UK Politics
— Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has thrown her support behind Donald Trump’s presidency, citing global stability and peace as her reasons. An endorsement coming at a pivotal moment in her own turbulent political career in the UK.
Green Policies
— Labour’s recent election victory spurs promises to review housing planning laws and lift the onshore wind ban. These pledges signal a potential shift towards sustainable energy and housing, boosting local communities’ autonomy and environmental benefits.
2024 General Election
— F inal results of the 2024 General Election, from seat count to total votes and vote shares. The 2024 General Election saw Labour dominate, the Conservatives significantly lose ground, and the Liberal Democrats make substantial gains. Reform UK emerged with notable new representation, while the SNP experienced a significant reduction.
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