Author: Jessica Lauren

Controversy Surrounds Prime Minister’s New Peers List Revealed by Rishi Sunak. Council Leader’s Unusual Pest Control Methods Spark Outrage.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak discreetly releases summary of tax return during MPs’ break, unveiling his considerable wealth.

Labour Party may ban under-16s from purchasing popular energy drinks like Monster and Rockstar over concerns about their potential negative effects on the health and education of children.

A surprising alliance emerges as Labour gains favor in the City, receiving praise from austerity advocate George Osborne. The once tedious wait for policy outcomes has transformed, with real-time reactions now readily available.

In a recent study by Lords retail outlets, Walkers potato snacks emerged as the best-selling confectionery item, selling a staggering 2,580 bags. Following closely behind was the Salt and Vinegar variety of Walkers, with 2,332 sales. The standard four-finger Kit Kat secured the third spot, with 2,298 units sold.

The Home Office clarifies misinformation on policy change: original announcement deemed erroneous and swiftly corrected.

Following the High Court ruling on bugs in Horizon software, a firm involved in the Post Office scandal receives £1.4 billion in deals.

Research from the Green Britain Foundation reveals that the former Prime Minister’s choice to abandon the zero carbon initiative for new build homes led to a staggering £2.6 billion increase in energy bills from 2015 to 2022.

A looming crisis: 75% of councils predicted to experience swimming pool shortage by 2030. Shockingly, nearly 1 in 3 children exit primary school without being able to swim a full length.

Labour’s surprising popularity in the City and unexpected praise from austerity advocate George Osborne has left many feeling uneasy. The swift reactions to policy changes mark a shift from the past, where such outcomes took longer to unfold.