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When was Britain last the Instigator of Aggression Against Another Country?

The last time Britain was the instigator of aggression in a conflict was in 1896.

16 June 2024141 Views 2024, American, Conflict, controversy, Defence, EU, government, History, Israel, lib, media, protest, Security, War, WWII

Father’s Day Reflections on a Time of Trial: A Call for Compassion and Unity

Greetings dear readers. As we approach the forthcoming General Election, it is incumbent upon us to pause and reflect on

16 June 2024126 Views business, Communities, Compassion, Conflict, election, government, health, Politics, Security, War, Water, WHO

Monarchy

The Economics of the British Royal Family: Net Cost or Benefit?

The British Royal Family’s economic impact balances substantial taxpayer costs with significant benefits from tourism, heritage, and public engagements.

16 June 2024970 Views Accountability, British Culture, business, Crown Estate, Culture, Defence, Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Lancaster, Economics, Estate, government, Heritage, Inheritance, media, Net Income, Sovereign Grant, Taxation, travel, UK

Brexit Government

What might a “Full Fat” Brexit have Looked Like?

The UK government could have pursued stricter immigration, regulatory divergence, exclusive fishing rights, independent foreign policy, and aggressive global trade agreements.

15 June 2024260 Views Border Control, Brexit, business, Culture, Deregulation, Economics, Environment, EU, Finance, Fisheries, government, Growth, Immigration, India, Innovation, Judicial Independence, law, Legal, Reform UK, Regulation, Regulatory Autonomy, Security, Technology, UK, Water

History Politics

SECURITY: The Case for Controlled Borders

While immigration can enrich a society culturally and economically, large-scale immigration poses significant risks to social integration and cohesion.

10 June 2024223 Views Accountability, address, Assimilation, Author, Beliefs, Border Control, Brexit, business, Christianity, Church, Communication, Communities, Compassion, Conflict, Congestion, Context, Controlled Border, controversy, Coop, Culture, Defence, Economics, Education, Environment, EU, Featured, Festivals, Governance, government, Growth, health, Heritage, Hindu, historical precedent, History, Holidays, Immigration, Innovation, Israel, Language, law, Legal, Lifestyle, Literature, medical, mobile, National Culture, Nationalism, Planning, Political Control, Procedures, refugees, Regulation, Religion, research, search, Security, Social Exclusion, Social Norms, Social Structure, surveillance, Sustainability, Taxation, Technology, Traffic, travel, UK, Values, War, Water, WHO, Xenophobia

History

Should the UK have stayed neutral during WW2?

On Monday 10 June 2024 @PoliticsUK posted: “Reform UK’s spokesperson has told the BBC that it is “probably true’ that

10 June 2024179 Views 2024, American, BBC, Church, Churchill, Context, EU, government, Hitler, Ideology, Neutrality, Politics, Prime Minister, Reform UK, Security, UK, Values, War, WHO, WWII

New Media Politics

Mahyar Tousi

Mahyar Tousi is a British-Iranian political commentator, filmmaker, and YouTuber known for his conservative viewpoints. He was born in Iran

9 June 2024777 Views Brexit, Commentator, free markets, government, Left-Wing, lib, Political Correctness, Politics, Regulation, UK, YouTube

Government Planning Transport

The Broken Blueprint: Unveiling the Flaws of the UK Planning System

This article aims to shed light on the critical issues plaguing the UK Planning System, drawing from reputable sources to substantiate the claims and engage readers in a thought-provoking exploration of urban development challenges.