Tag: UK
Bank of England Forecasting: Missing the Mark?
The Bank of England’s Errors Over the past few years, the Bank of England have made many blunders when it comes to forecasting inflation and raising interest rates accordingly. Whether it be due to unforeseen circumstances, or outright sloppiness, the Bank of England have been getting it wrong. In November 2021, Bank of England governor…
Brussels unconstitutionally kicks out right-wing British Politicians
On April 16th, Brussels Police removed Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman from the National Conservatism Conference, at the Claridge hotel, in Brussels, Belgium. The two-day conference hosted the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban, on the 2nd day. Nigel Farage after being forced out of the Hotel by Belgian Police Image belongs to Copyright Holder.…
High Court Judge Allows Schools to choose to Implement Prayer Time
A High Court Judge has ruled against a Muslim Student challenge that Michaela Community free school should allow prayer rituals for students. Michaela School is a secular school in Wembley, London. Michaela school has one of the best GCSE and A-Level results in the country with a third of pupils receiving Grade 9 (A*). Furthermore,…
Weekly Politics Summary -14/4/24: Billionaire sentenced to death
Take a Quiz about this article: Iran attacks Israel Iran attacked Israel with over 300 drones and missiles late on Saturday evening. Israeli forces said they downed 99% of the drones and missiles with the help of Western forces. The US, UK, Jordan, and France all helped to defend Israel. The Jordanian Air Force, RAF,…
Cameron Scurries Home from America
Donald Trump held talks with Lord Cameron, Foreign Secretary, at Mar-a-Lago. David Cameron met the most influential and important people in America, to discuss aid to Ukraine, the Israel-Hamas War, the “Special Relationship” between the UK and US, NATO Defence, upcoming elections (particularly in the UK and US) as well as Brexit policies. It is…
7 Million in the UK Burdened by Bills Amidst Cost of Living Crisis
Key Takeaways: A survey conducted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) showed that roughly 7.4 million adults struggled to pay their bills in January 2024. This number has decreased from the 10.9 million recorded in January 2023. The number remains marginally higher than the 5.8 million recorded in January 2020. The spike in 2023 was…
