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Will we be Flying high on Hydrogen?
Six years ago it seemed that almost all wealthy nations were committing to net-zero policies, spending on Hydrogen, Solar, Wind, however many public programs to achieve this have either been scrapped or have had their…
Technology News: AI Summits and Smartphone Innovations
The tech landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with this week showcasing notable advancements across…
United Nations: A Brief History
The United Nations (UN) is one of the most significant global institutions, created with…
Samsung vs. Apple: Pros and Cons Explained
When deciding between Samsung vs. Apple smartphones, understanding the pros and cons of each can significantly impact your choice. Both brands offer high-quality devices with unique features that cater to different user needs. This article explores the key pros and cons of Samsung and Apple smartphones to help you make an informed decision. Pros of…
Insurance: Everything you need to know
Understanding Insurance At its core, insurance is a financial arrangement designed to protect individuals and businesses from potential losses. By paying regular premiums to an insurance company, you secure coverage for specific risks or events. If a covered event occurs, the insurer compensates you or covers your expenses according to the terms of your policy.…
Labour Uncover £22B Nightmare left behind by Conservatives
Newly appointed Chancellor of Exchequer Rachel Reeves disclosed a £22B ‘spending-hole’ left behind by the Conservative government, following their electoral defeat to Labour on July 4th. The overspend was discovered during the first financial audit under Reeves’ governance. A frustrating combination of failures to meet various investment pledges, shortfalls in public service demands, and exorbitant…
How Immigration has affected the UK
Immigration over the years During Tony Blair’s premiership between 1997 and 2007, immigration rose 76% to 574 thousand. At the time this seemed like a shocking amount, however, these figures pale in comparison to that of the 2019 to 2024 Conservative government. One of the Conservatives’ key pledges in 2019 was to reduce net migration…
The Global IT outage, what happened?
On Friday 19th July at roughly 6AM UTC, Windows Computers all around the world encountered a crippling error, causing a global IT outage. Many systems in many different industries have gone down. Some services that have gone down include What has caused this Global IT outage? It is believed that a flawed update in the…
Understanding Parliamentary Systems
Throughout history, societies have experimented with various forms of governance and parliamentary systems. Often distinct systems are conflated with one another and lead to uncertainty with how the system works. Athens, in Ancient Greece, was the birthplace of democracy. The city-state first began democratic processes around the year 508 BC. However, Athens has been the…
