London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK removed Covid restrictions for England and Northern Ireland in early March, and Scotland and Wales were set to follow shortly after. Yet the number of patients testing positive for Covid-19 in Scottish hospitals has reached
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Petrol and gas prices have become an increasing worry for households in the UK, and this pressure doesn’t show any signs of easing any time soon, thanks to the Ukraine crisis making existing shortages worse. Recent figures
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Shortly before the rugby match between Ireland and England on Saturday 12th March, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with Micheál Martin, Ireland’s taoiseach (Prime Minister). The two leaders discussed the Northern Ireland Protocol (which determines the
It’s been almost two years since Covid first began to spread around the world, yet despite efforts to roll out vaccines and control the virus, most countries are still living in the grips of the pandemic. Spain is now planning to change
The latest news in the Donald Trump investigation concerns the allegations that the president and his family were involved in a wide-ranging fraud. The New York State attorney general accused the Trump Organization of misrepresenting the value of assets to obtain financing.
Bulgaria and North Macedonia have a shaky past, but it appears that the two nations have reached some form of reconciliation thanks to a recent talk. Kiril Petkov and Dimitar Kovačevski, the Prime Ministers of Bulgaria and North Macedonia respectively, met in
Jean-Michael Blanquer, the French education minister, has landed in hot water after being caught out taking a holiday in Ibiza while the government revealed strict Covid rules for schools. The politician was on the Spanish island one day before schools were due
Since the spread of Omicron made the UK government take a stronger stance against Covid once again, the UK has remained under “Plan B measures,” which consist of compulsory face coverings and the use of Covid passes at bigger events. However, these
There’s been lots of talk in the UK recently about how the balance of powers in the labor market has shifted thanks to a limited supply of workers and large numbers resigning, with many employers struggling to fill their vacancies. This has
Few news stories have the power to harrow a nation quite like the case of Sarah Everard, a young woman who was murdered by a police officer called Wayne Couzens she thought was arresting her. It highlighted the dangers women face in