Margrethe Vestager’s colleagues have been saddled with her duties at the Commission while she pursues the top spot at the European Investment Bank.
While politicians do no more than complain, peaceful British citizens are being hounded by police officers for acting well within their rights.
The problem of crumbling school buildings is the product of Labour and Conservative administrations. Due to government negligence, 1,000 schools could be forced to close.
The hefty grant was paused after a video of the mosque’s head imam discussing the stoning of women went viral on social media.
The Russian hacking incident exposed British state secrets while laying bare the security risks of privately owned national defence systems.
A former Regular Army Officer looks at the largest issues, beyond party politics, confronting the new UK defence secretary.
The government has known about the weakening state of school-building concrete for years, but has given less than a week’s notice for lockdown-like online lessons now.
The Tory government remains unmoved by warnings of increased costs and power outages caused by the shift from oil boilers.
The West is apparently “liberal-minded” enough to accept biological men giving birth.
The new reform makes grand promises, but each paragraph of the government’s release invalidates its punitive purpose.
The acceptance of a female Archbishop of Canterbury is also now supported by more than 80% of Anglican priests.
Howard Cox Lindon of Reform UK said, “if we go down the route of each identity group getting its own housing, we will see a more divided society.”
