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Culture & Society

Oppenheimer Dominates BAFTAs with Seven Wins, Including Best Film and Director
Culture & Society

Oppenheimer Dominates BAFTAs with Seven Wins, Including Best Film and Director

“Oppenheimer,” a three-hour epic about the creation of the atomic bomb during World War II, dominated the 77th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs), securing seven major awards, including best film, best director, and best actor. These victories further solidify the film’s position

by Daniele Naddei
February 22, 2024
Zayn Malik
Culture & Society

Zayn Malik Announced as Bradford City of Culture Ambassador for 2025

Former One Direction star Zayn Malik has been named the ambassador for Bradford’s City of Culture year. The 31-year-old singer, originally from West Bowling but now spending much of his time in the US, will represent Bradford throughout its year as the

by Daniele Naddei
February 19, 2024
Grassroots Music Venues
Culture & Society

Grassroots Music Venues: A Pillar of British Culture, Says IVW Founder

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Grassroots music venues play a crucial role in British culture, according to Sybil Bell, founder of Independent Venue Week (IVW). The annual event celebrates independent music and arts venues, as well as the dedicated individuals who own,

by Beth Malcolm
February 3, 2024
UK's Corruption Perceptions Index Plunge: A Wake-Up Call
Culture & Society

UK’s Corruption Perceptions Index Plunge: A Wake-Up Call

UK (Parliament Politics Maganize) – According to Transparency International, The UK has dropped to its lowest-ever position in the corruption perceptions index (CPI), which rates countries by experts’ views of possible corruption in public services. The UK slipped from 18th (out of

by Beth Malcolm
January 30, 2024
UK Government Proposes Stricter Social Housing Eligibility for Foreign Nationals
Culture & Society

UK Government Proposes Stricter Social Housing Eligibility for Foreign Nationals

The UK government is considering new regulations that would require foreign nationals to live in the country for 10 years before becoming eligible for social housing in England. The proposal, which also includes a requirement for a two-year connection to the local

by Massimiliano  Verde
January 18, 2024
Former Belfast Lord Mayor Champions Cultural Events to Revitalize City
Culture & Society

Former Belfast Lord Mayor Champions Cultural Events to Revitalize City

Michael Long, a former Lord Mayor of Belfast, is advocating for a new series of cultural events under the banner “Belfast 2024” to rejuvenate the city. The initiative, which is set to run from March to November 2024, aims to boost tourism

by Beth Malcolm
January 14, 2024
Grassroots Music Venues in UK Face Unprecedented Risk of Closure
Culture & Society

Grassroots Music Venues in UK Face Unprecedented Risk of Closure

Grassroots music venues across the UK, crucial for emerging artists, are at significant risk of closure, warns new research by the Music Venues Trust (MVT). In 2023, financial pressures forced 125 venues to cease live music, with over half shutting down completely.

by Federica Calabrò
January 13, 2024
Culture & Society

 Can the Online Safety Act Safeguard Us Without Compromising Our Freedoms?

London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Six years since its conception, the Online Safety Act has at last been enacted into law. Its implementation is long overdue, considering the internet’s historical lack of regulation. Over the years, the internet has expanded its reach

by Beth Malcolm
November 17, 2023
Culture & Society

Online Black Market Thrives on Hyped Weight Loss Injections

London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Last year, the demand for Ozempic, initially a prescribed medication for type 2 diabetes, surged following its celebrity-backed reputation as a clandestine Hollywood weight loss drug, dubbed the “skinny jab.” The drug functions by reducing blood-sugar levels

by Beth Malcolm
November 16, 2023
Boris Johnson/Culture & Society

Supreme Court Rules Out Rwanda Asylum Policy As Unlawful

London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – The UK government’s Rwanda asylum policy, aimed at addressing issues related to small boats, is in disarray following a ruling by the country’s highest court declaring it unlawful. The Supreme Court has affirmed a previous Court of

by Beth Malcolm
November 15, 2023
Culture & Society

The Rise of Triple Glazing in the UK: A Shift in Home Insulation Trends

UK (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Based on government data, over 85% of British homes currently feature double glazing, which is effective in many cases. However, homeowners are discovering that transitioning to triple glazing can significantly reduce heat loss and enhance overall comfort.

by Beth Malcolm
November 14, 2023
Culture & Society

Survey Uncovers Challenges Confronting UK Universities in the Business School Landscape

UK ( Parliament Politics Maganize ) – The Chartered Association of Business Schools, the principal representative body for business schools in the UK, comprising members who are major contributors to student recruitment across UK universities, has disclosed a decline in student enrollments from

by Beth Malcolm
November 13, 2023
Culture & Society

 Chaotic Scenes Unfold as Over 100 Arrested During Protest in the UK

UK ( Parliament Politics Maganize ) More than 100 individuals were apprehended following tumultuous incidents that unfolded amid pro-Palestinian and counter protests in London. Demonstrators engaged in clashes with law enforcement and launched fireworks in the streets. On Saturday, hundreds of thousands

by Beth Malcolm
November 12, 2023
Culture & Society

Cardiff University Student Faces Financial Pressure Amidst Post-Assault Challenges

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A survivor of sexual assault, identified as Lily (pseudonym), has disclosed that she encountered no assistance from her university following the traumatic incident. Instead, she found herself pressured to settle tuition fees amounting to £9,000 after taking

by Beth Malcolm
November 11, 2023
Access to Suicide Forum Restricted for Many UK Users Following Ofcom Pressure
Culture & Society

Access to Suicide Forum Restricted for Many UK Users Following Ofcom Pressure

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A forum endorsing pro-suicide sentiments has restricted access for users in the UK, responding to pressure from the online regulator. The forum, unnamed here, has reportedly been linked to over 50 deaths in the UK, and its

by Beth Malcolm
November 10, 2023
Working Close to Home: Community Co-Working Spaces In UK Are In Fashion
Culture & Society

Working Close to Home: Community Co-Working Spaces In UK Are In Fashion

UK ( Parliament Politics Magazine )  The co-working giant WeWork may be facing bankruptcy in the US, but this doesn’t signal the end of the co-working trend. Rather, it seems to be undergoing a transformation, benefiting local High Streets in towns and

by Beth Malcolm
November 9, 2023
Laughing Gas: Possession of Nitrous Oxide Outlawed
Culture & Society

Laughing Gas: Possession of Nitrous Oxide Outlawed

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – In the United Kingdom, the possession of nitrous oxide, also known as NOS, has been officially deemed a criminal offense. Now classified as a class C drug, the possession of laughing gas for its “psychoactive effects” can

by Beth Malcolm
November 8, 2023
Two Just Stop Oil Activists Arrested for Damaging Protective Glass of Rokeby Venus at National Gallery in London
Culture & Society

Two Just Stop Oil Activists Arrested for Damaging Protective Glass of Rokeby Venus at National Gallery in London

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The Metropolitan Police confirmed the arrest of two individuals suspected of causing criminal damage, identified by Just Stop Oil as Hanan, 22, and Harrison, 20, who used safety hammers to break the glass protecting the artwork. In

by Beth Malcolm
November 7, 2023
Edinburgh Bonfire Night Chaos: Police Targeted with Petrol Bombs
Culture & Society

Edinburgh Bonfire Night Chaos: Police Targeted with Petrol Bombs

L0ndon (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Approximately 50 young individuals engaged in confrontations with riot police in Edinburgh, hurling fireworks and petrol bombs directly at the officers. Video recordings from the Niddrie area depicted police in full riot gear forming a defensive line

by Beth Malcolm
November 6, 2023
Exploitation of UK Secrecy Loophole by Criminals and Sanction Violators
Culture & Society

Exploitation of UK Secrecy Loophole by Criminals and Sanction Violators

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Alpha Consulting, headquartered in Seychelles, facilitated the establishment of over 900 UK partnerships that leveraged a secrecy loophole to obscure their true ownership. Among these partnerships, one was implicated in operating an oil tanker for sanctions evasion,

by Beth Malcolm
November 5, 2023
Culture & Society

Thousands Of People Protest In London For An End to Bombing in Palestine

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Tens of thousands of demonstrators in the UK, predominantly pro-Palestinian, marched in London and various cities, demanding an end to Israel’s attacks in Gaza. Approximately 70,000 people gathered in the streets of the capital, holding flags and

by Beth Malcolm
November 4, 2023
Culture & Society

Global Leaders Unite as the UK Establishes AI Safety Institute and Agrees on Testing Plan

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The recently concluded Global AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park marked a historic moment as the world‘s first AI Safety Institute was launched, garnering support from leading AI companies and nations. Over the course of four months,

by Beth Malcolm
November 3, 2023
Storm Ciarán
Culture & Society

Storm Ciarán: England and Channel Islands Prepare for Disruption

England (Parliament Politic Magazine) –  As Storm Ciarán approaches, individuals are taking measures to safeguard their homes and businesses, while authorities have closed roads and canceled ferry services in the UK. Destructive winds are expected to sweep through southern England, with gusts

by Beth Malcolm
November 1, 2023
Culture & Society

XL Bully Dogs To Be Banned In UK Starting at the End of This Year

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Ministers have announced a compensation of £200 for owners who choose to have their pets euthanized by a veterinarian, in response to a series of recent attacks and fatalities involving the breed. The government has declared that,

by Beth Malcolm
October 31, 2023
Culture & Society

UK Prepares for Heavy Rain as Storm Ciarán Prompts Flood Warnings

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Portions of the UK are on the brink of experiencing heavy rainfall and potential flooding in the coming days as Storm Ciarán approaches. Flood alerts have been activated in various regions of England, Scotland, and Wales, with

by Beth Malcolm
October 30, 2023
Culture & Society

London’s Night Czar Invites British People to Embrace City Nightlife as the Clocks Turn Back

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – London‘s Night Czar, Amy Lamé, is encouraging Londoners to savor the additional hour granted by the clocks turning back by indulging in and bolstering the city’s vibrant nocturnal economy.  She emphasizes the wealth of nightlife options available

by Beth Malcolm
October 28, 2023
Culture & Society

Wilko Stores to Make a Comeback on the High Street Ahead of the Christmas Season

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The New Owner of Wilko Plans to Reintroduce the Brand to the High Street, Opening Up to Five Stores Ahead of Christmas. The Range, the company that acquired Wilko’s website and assets following its collapse, is set

by Beth Malcolm
October 27, 2023
Culture & Society

United Kingdom Authorizes Charter Flights to Assist Afghan Refugees Stranded in Pakistan

United Kingdom (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Numerous individuals, including those who provided assistance to or worked with the UK government in Afghanistan and fled the Taliban, are currently residing in Pakistan, anxiously awaiting their relocation to the UK. Charities report that some

by Beth Malcolm
October 26, 2023
Culture & Society

An All-British Astronaut Mission to Orbit: Four UK Astronauts Could Soon Soar into Space

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – An American firm specializing in organizing journeys to the International Space Station (ISS), Axiom, has initiated plans for this mission. A memorandum of understanding has been established between Axiom and the UK Space Agency, with hopes to

by Beth Malcolm
October 25, 2023
Culture & Society

Sharp Increase in Calls to Modern Slavery Helpline In The UK from Care Professionals

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) –  A surge in calls to a national helpline for victims of modern slavery is being attributed to an increasing number of overseas workers who arrived in the UK to fill staffing shortages within the care sector.  Many

by Beth Malcolm
October 23, 2023
Culture & Society

Severe Warnings Issued as Storm Babet Triggers Flooding, Forcing Hundreds to Evacuate

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Approximately 500 households in a Nottinghamshire town have received urgent evacuation advisories due to flooding caused by Storm Babet. Nottinghamshire County Council has officially declared a major incident, warning residents in Retford of the high water levels

by Beth Malcolm
October 23, 2023
Culture & Society

London, Birmingham, and Salford Witness Pro-Palestinian Protests

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – For the second consecutive weekend, London witnesses a pro-Palestinian protest drawing thousands of participants. The Metropolitan Police estimated that around 100,000 individuals took part in the march, culminating in a rally near Downing Street. This demonstration occurs

by Beth Malcolm
October 22, 2023
Culture & Society

Storm Babet Brings Damage and Disruption to England

England (Parliament Politic Magazine) – England grapples with inundated homes, shuttered schools, and submerged motorways and railway lines as Storm Babet continues its onslaught. An amber warning for continuous heavy rainfall remains in effect until 06:00 on Saturday. The Met Office has

by Beth Malcolm
October 21, 2023
Culture & Society

Food Prices Experience First Monthly Decline in Two Years, Fuel Costs Surge, Maintaining UK Inflation at 6.7%

Amid the backdrop of the UK’s inflation rate holding steady at 6.7%, halting a three-month streak of declines, food prices, including milk, cheese, and eggs, saw a welcome drop, offering relief to consumers. However, petrol prices increased by 5.1p per litre. The

by Beth Malcolm
October 18, 2023
Culture & Society

British Teen in Legal Battle with NHS While Being Critically Ill In the UK

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A 19-year-old in critical condition, along with her family, is engaged in a legal battle with the NHS over the decision to cease further treatment and initiate end-of-life care. This former A-level student aspires to undergo experimental

by Beth Malcolm
September 6, 2023
Culture & Society

Schools in England to close due to concerns about concrete safety

England (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Over a hundred schools, colleges, and nurseries in England have been instructed to close their buildings due to concerns about the safety of their concrete structures, which are at risk of collapsing. This situation has resulted in

by Beth Malcolm
September 2, 2023
Culture & Society

Home Sales In UK Expected to Drop to the Lowest Level in More Than a Decade

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The number of houses sold in the UK this year is expected to be the lowest since 2012, as reported by the property website Zoopla. About one million sales are predicted to happen this year, which is

by Beth Malcolm
September 1, 2023
Culture & Society

UK Government Introduces £5 Million Fund to Address Lethal Drug-Related Fatalities

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – In a bid to counter the threat of lethal drug-related incidents, advanced technologies such as overdose-detecting artificial intelligence and antidote-dispensing drones could come to the rescue. The UK government has designated a portion of £5 million towards

by Beth Malcolm
August 31, 2023
Culture & Society

Passengers Alerted: UK Flight Turbulence Could Last Days Following Air Traffic Control Technical Meltdown

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) –  Holidaymakers returning and those aiming to depart from UK airports are grappling with cancellations and delays that might stretch up to 12 hours post takeoff, following the suspension of inbound flights and takeoffs due to an expansive

by Beth Malcolm
August 30, 2023
Culture & Society

Tragic Loss of Life in Liverpool Flood Incident: Car Submerged in Floodwaters Claims Two Lives

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Merseyside authorities have confirmed that a distressing incident occurred in Liverpool as a car, a black Mercedes Class 180, was driven into a flooded section in Mossley Hill. The unfortunate event, which unfolded on Saturday night, led

by Beth Malcolm
August 30, 2023
Culture & Society

Blaze in East London Causes Severe Damage to Homes: Bow Area Affected

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Big fire in East London. Houses got really broken because of the fire. The fire started in a building with flats and a business center on Fairfield Road, Bow. This happened at 6:04 PM on Friday. Firefighters

by Beth Malcolm
August 28, 2023
Culture & Society

Slight Decrease in Winter Energy Bills, Though Elevated Costs to Persist

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Starting in October, the cost of energy for a regular home using gas and electricity will be less. The price limit set by the government will make the bills go down by £151 compared to now, and

by Beth Malcolm
August 26, 2023
Culture & Society

Thousands of Senior Doctors Strike Once Again, Bringing Hospital Services in the U.K. to a Standstill

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The NHS is bracing for yet another season of discontent, as senior doctors reveal plans for their most extensive strike action ever in the upcoming October. The British Medical  Association has declared that consultants will engage in

by Beth Malcolm
August 25, 2023
Culture & Society

Halifax Report Indicates Improved Housing Affordability Compared to Last Year

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – According to the Halifax, a prominent division of the Lloyds Banking Group specializing in mortgages, the affordability of housing in the UK has increased when compared to the previous year. However, the current scenario still entails a

by Beth Malcolm
August 24, 2023
Culture & Society

Students In Underprivileged Regions In The UK To Gain Advantages From Newly Established Free Schools

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A groundbreaking stride in the government’s commitment to enhancing educational standards, approximately 12,000 young individuals hailing from some of the most marginalized corners of the nation are poised to reap the benefits of a fresh surge of

by Beth Malcolm
August 23, 2023
Culture & Society

Ex-Neonatal Nurse Receives Life Sentence for Killing 7 Infants

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A former neonatal nurse has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for her conviction in the murders of seven babies under her care, along with attempted murder charges involving six other infants

by Beth Malcolm
August 22, 2023
Culture & Society

Financial Institutions In The UK At Risk of Penalties for Violating Regulations on Cash Access

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Banks could face penalties if they do not offer complimentary access to cash withdrawals for both individuals and businesses, as affirmed by the Treasury. A freshly introduced policy will dictate that cost-free cash withdrawals and deposits must

by Beth Malcolm
August 20, 2023
Culture & Society/World

5 Crazy Canadian Bucket List Experiences

If you love the feeling of your stomach flipping when you miss a step on the stairs, love the idea of spiking your adrenalin, fantasize about hikes to the beyond, swoon over nature’s best offerings, love a rustic experience or are feeling

by Jessica Bayley
August 20, 2023
Culture & Society

Art Under Siege: Examining the Rising Wave of British Museum Thefts

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The British Museum faced pressure this week following the termination of an employee due to the reported disappearance, theft, or damage of valuable artifacts. As one of the nation’s foremost tourist attractions, the museum is dedicated to

by Beth Malcolm
August 20, 2023
Culture & Society

Exploring Budget-Friendly SIM Plan In UK: Uncover Affordable Options

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Students seeking a mobile phone plan to stay connected both on and off campus will be interested in finding a balance between sufficient data and affordability. Fortunately, there are numerous UK network providers offering exclusive deals tailored

by Beth Malcolm
August 18, 2023
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