London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russia is currently trying to put its foot down and forbid Ukraine from joining NATO, The western military alliance. The Ukraine has provided a buffer between Russia and the rest of Europe but hopes to one day
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As energy prices continue to soar into 2022 the big question is, how much more can people take? With inflation estimated to rise to around 7%, many families are continuing the battle from late 2021 and having
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As Boris Johnson confirmed that he did take part in āBring your own boozeā parties at Downing Street during the first lockdown he sparked fury with the country he serves. May 2020, when the alleged parties took
A minister of cabinet has stated that reducing the Covid self-isolation time to five days will “definitely assist.” After a revelation in the Sunday paper, Nadhim Zahawi denied the government’s plan to stop providing free lateral flow tests. People who are CovidĀ
The former Spanish king Juan Carlos is seeking immunity through court after harassment claims on former lover Corinna Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. Juan Carlos is said to have used Spainās spy agency to threaten and intimidate the Danish businesswoman and her children. The skeleton
Speaking in Greece Pope Francis said “In Europe, there are those who persist in treating the problem as a matter that does not concern them – this is tragic,” With 27 people dying last month alone when crossing between France and the
With many unknowns surrounding the new Omicron variant of Covid 19, experts are speculating the effect the new variant may have on the growth of the economy in the coming year. If Omicron proves to be milder than previous variants and cause
With currently 437 cases confirmed of the Omicron variant in the UK, Number 10 has suggested that the new variant is more transmissible than the Delta variant. After an update given in parliament on Tuesday, the PMās spokesperson stated that the Prime
With inflation reaching an all-time high in August rising to 3.2% itās no wonder that families up and down the country are struggling to make ends meet. Add in the upcoming price rises to energy bills, national insurance, and cuts to universal
Before the pandemic, many families were already feeling the strain of increasing living costs, transport, and childcare. During the pandemic, thousands of people were made redundant or lost income on the furlough scheme. The current cuts to benefits coupled with the rise