The UK energy prices are set to rise dramatically. As a result, people will soon find their bills increasing by as much as 50%, according to the Resolution Foundation, a think tank. The Energy UK conference also confirmed that the government will
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Some in Downing Street are concerned that the senior civil servant’s report may discover embarrassing material and will be published as soon as Monday. Rebel, according to sources, Tory MPs known as the “pork pie plotters” are considering
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has warned Russia that invading Ukraine would result in a mass death toll comparable to the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. Ms Truss accused Russia of seeking to resurrect the Soviet Union in a speech
BELGRADE (Parliament Politics Magazine): Serbia’s populist government decided to suspend all licences for mining company Rio Tinto, which intended opening a lithium mine near the town of Loznica in the country’s west to defuse huge demonstrations by environmentalists. In a televised statement
The United States has summoned Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to Geneva for urgent US-Russia talks as fears of an invasion escalate. In Berlin, US Secretary of State John Blinken said that European nations are divided and that the threat of an
LISBON (Parliament Politics Magazine): On January 30, Portuguese voters who are quarantined due to Covid-19 will be eligible to vote, but they are advised to do so later in the day. The parliament of the Republican Assembly of Portugal, will elect 230
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The cost of living is growing significantly, not just in the UK but around the world, from buying groceries to heating our houses. Inflation, or the rate at which prices rise, has reached new highs since 2008. The
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine): When he was archbishop of Munich, former Pope Benedict XVI failed to act on four child abuse incidents, according to a German investigation into the Catholic Church. From 1977 to 1982, Pope Benedict, then known as Josef Ratzinger,
TUNIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): Hundreds of demonstrators marked the 11th anniversary of Tunisia’s revolution on Friday, including Rhida Bouziane. During a demonstration last week, a Tunisian man died as a result of the wounds he sustained at the time of the security
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): A few of his would-be assassins have been persuaded to offer him a respite until the Whitehall “partygate” report is revealed, according to the PM’s backers. Boris Johnson is clinging to power defiantly, saying that he would not
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): For the first time since Plan B steps were implemented to prevent the spread of the Covid variant , commuters are expected to travel to work. Work-from-home policies have been eliminated, and face masks are no longer required
Armed Drones Race to Change the Face of Modern-Day Warfare The rise of killer drones has caused controversy in military circles. They can be programmed to carry explosives and attack critical infrastructure, or they can be used to kill people gathered
The Slovakian man charged with the murder of Irish teacher Ashling Murphy has been released on bail. The 31-year-old was arrested in Tullamore after being released from a Dublin hospital. Police are questioning him in a nearby location. Another Slovakian man was
Boris Johnson to Face No-Confidence Vote Over Lockdown Parties David Cameron says he would not rule out a no-confidence vote over lockdown parties but it is not the first time this has been done. The 1922 Committee organises a secret ballot
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As the US aviation sector is affected by 5G network; Europe seemed to have passed the problem. In Europe, 5G networks have been rolled out without causing problems with aviation. The reason for this is that the
COLOMBO (Parliament Politics Magazine): As depleting foreign currency reserves have hindered the import of basic everyday commodities such as cooking gas, a lone bullock cart carrying a barrel of kerosene, a symbol of life in Sri Lanka in the 1970s, has once
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): David Davis, a former member of cabinet, has joined demands for Boris Johnson to resign, imploring the prime minister, “In the name of God, go.” He claimed that the Prime Minister had failed to accept responsibility for his
BEIRUT (Parliament Politics Magazine): Many Lebanese and Syrians have been left searching for methods to stay warm, including burning plastic and burning old clothes by a snowstorm in the Middle East. In certain cases, sheep dung has been used for keeping warm
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): The key concerns facing the European Union are climate change, digital transformation, and security, according to French President Emmanuel Macron, who called on member nations to unite and establish a common stance. The French presidency was kicked off
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Food prices are rising at their highest rate in nearly 30 years, putting a strain on living standards. Inflation rose to 5.4 percent in the 12 months ending in December, up from 5.1 percent the month before, inflicting
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): An application was filed by a law firm based in London, on Tuesday, with British police demanding the arrest of India’s army chief and a senior government official of India for their alleged complicity in war crimes in
BEIJING (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Chinese IT giant’s enormous coffers and adaptability are considered as critical to surviving the coming year. Alibaba has had a difficult 14 months. The Chinese tech behemoth has struggled since regulators abruptly halted the first public offering
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): After Russia gathered roughly 100,000 troops on its border, Ukraine is being armed with short-range anti-tank missiles from Britain for self-defence purposes, according to the defence secretary. A smaller group of British troops will also be dispatched to
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): According to a documentary, Arnold van den Bergh handed over a diarist and her family to the Nazis. Following the documentary, Anne Frank may have been betrayed by a renowned Jewish businessman who turned a Nazi agent in
ISTANBUL (Parliament Politics Magazine): The infrequent passerby stops at the window of NakitCoins, which is located just off Istiklal Street, Istanbul’s busiest pedestrian thoroughfare, to look at a screen displaying cryptocurrency prices. Despite a previous history of scandalised exchanges, the brick-and-mortar exchange,
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine): Ukraine claimed that Russia was responsible for a cyberattack that vandalised its official websites and that Russia is engaging in a “hybrid war” with its neighbour on Sunday. This was declared a day after Microsoft’s announcement about dozens
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Sue Gray is said to have interviewed Boris Johnson as part of the probe into numerous parties at Downing Street, after news of a new Covid-rule-breaking gathering surfaced yesterday night. According to the Daily Telegraph, Mr Johnson is
Rescue workers have confirmed that the body of British tourist Angela Glover has been recovered from the ruins of her house after the Tonga tsunami. The couple had been travelling in Tonga with their dogs when the disaster struck. Ms Glover’s brother
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Omicron variant creates a near-vertical increase in COVID-19 infections, according to a World Health Organisation official, and there is a “limited window of opportunity” for countries in Europe to prevent their health-care systems from being overloaded. That
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (Parliament Politics Magazine): According to a source familiar with the talks, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is discussing a plea offer in his corruption case. The former is accused of fraud, taking bribes among others. The agreement, which may
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): There are demands for the police to bypass the civil service investigation when more lockdown gatherings are discovered. During the lockdown in late March 2020, and members of parliament had gone to their seats for an early Easter
NUKU’ALOFA, TONGA (Parliament Politics Magazine): Tonga’s enormous volcanic eruption, which caused tsunami waves, engulfed the Pacific islands in ash, knocked out power, and shut off communications. The tsunami caused “serious damage,” according to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, by sweeping boats
SANA’A, YEMEN (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Rwabee was carrying military supplies, according to Houthi rebels, who accuse the UN of cooperating with “murderers who violate international laws.” According to Houthi rebels, the Rwabee was carrying military supplies. They went on to accuse
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Prince Harry is pursuing a judicial review of the Home Office’s rejection to allow him to pay for his own police security while in the UK. The Duke of Sussex, who resides in the United States, claims that
In a legal battle in the UK’s High Court, Prince Harry has launched judicial review against the UK government for failing to protect him from terrorist attacks. He wants to bring his baby daughter and son to England from the United States.
A Balearic island, Ibiza lies in the Mediterranean Sea and is known for its lively nightlife. Many major European clubs have summer outposts on the island. Ibiza also offers a quieter side, with many yoga retreats and sandy coves. Platja d’en Bossa,
Global Firepower ranks Russia as the second-most-powerful military power – so how does its military strength compare to Britain’s?In comparison to the UK, Russia has an estimated total military personnel of 3 million – while the UK has only 275,660. Russia’s airpower
For those who don’t have the time to study the market for a gold price forecast, this U.S. Money Reserve report contains valuable information. Its projections for the next two years show the price of gold will rise to about $1,670 USD.
The question is: Is Covid’s pandemic phase going to end by 2022? Experts aren’t so sure. It’s important to remember that a pandemic is different than an endemic one. While an endemic virus circulates throughout a region, it is generally more contagious
10 Downing Street Apologises to Queen Over Lockdown Parties Downing Street has apologised to Queen Elizabeth II for the lockdown parties on the eve of the funeral of her husband Prince Philip. Staff at the Prime Minister’s office held two separate events
The government intelligence agency MI5 has issued a security warning for MPs after it was revealed a Chinese agent is working in Parliament. The Chinese agent, named Christine Ching Kui Lee, has reportedly been conducting political activities in the UK and facilitating
To save yourself from wasting time in line, you need to know how to get a ticket to the British Museum. While admission to the museum is free, the museum is often very crowded. However, if you plan to visit during busy
The United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The country is an island nation in northwestern Europe that has been a global financial center for centuries. It is home to the world-famous British Museum, the Neolithic Stonehenge, the Roman
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland make up the United Kingdom, an island nation in northwestern Europe. London, the country’s capital, is a global centre of finance, while Bath, its Roman spa, and Stonehenge are just a few of the country’s many
The best value summer holiday destinations for Brits are not necessarily far away. A quick internet search can reveal many options. Despite being the largest European country, the UK is home to some of the world’s most stunning beaches and scenery. The
US intelligence agencies have noted that Russia has deployed more than a hundred thousand troops to its border with Ukraine, and that there are plans for another invasion. The U.S. government thinks that Russia may have up to 175,000 troops stationed near
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): After making an estimated $358 million (£260 million) on the darknet, the operators of the largest illegal marketplace for stolen credit cards are retiring. UniCC’s anonymous proprietors expressed gratitude to the criminal community for their citing, health and
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): Teachers are staging a nationwide walkout across France in protest of the government’s handling of the coronavirus issue. Despite a recent rise in Covid-19 cases fuelled by the Omicron variant, French officials have made keeping schools open a
BERLIN (Parliament Politics Magazine): In an extraordinary trial, a German court condemned a Syrian colonel to life in prison for crimes against humanity under universal jurisdiction. Anwar Raslan, 58, was accused of being linked to 4,000 people’s torture in a jail known
BEIRUT, LEBANON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The government should subsidise their fuel prices as well as provide cash support, according to Lebanon’s transport unions. Drivers from all over Lebanon have stopped roads and highways, appealing with the government to assist them in dealing