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UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The BBC has uncovered a significant national security investigation that has led to the arrest and charging of three individuals suspected of being Russian spies in the UK. These defendants, who are all Bulgarian nationals, were apprehended

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Wages experienced a remarkable surge in the April to June period, as indicated by the latest official figures. During this time, regular pay witnessed a substantial increase of 7.8%, marking the highest annual growth rate since comparable

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Pubs in England and Wales will be able to continue selling takeaway drinks as the government has decided to maintain Covid licensing rules. These rules were initially implemented in 2020, allowing pubs to serve customers through hatches

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – According to official figures, the UK’s economic growth was boosted more than expected by warm weather in June. The higher temperatures had a positive impact on pubs, restaurants, and the construction industry, resulting in a 0.5% increase

England (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Junior doctors in England are embarking on their fifth round of strike action, as their bitter pay dispute with the government shows no signs of resolution. Earlier this year, the British Medical Association (BMA), the doctors’ union,

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Motorists are facing unprecedented increases in their vehicle insurance premiums, with the industry attributing the surge to inflation and a significant rise in vehicle repair costs. An analysis of 28 million policies revealed that the average premium

The United Kingdom and Turkey have recently reached a groundbreaking agreement aimed at dismantling people-smuggling networks and addressing the issue of illegal migration. This partnership entails the establishment of a center of excellence in Turkey, which will serve as a platform to

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The UK’s elections watchdog has recently disclosed that it fell victim to a sophisticated cyber-attack, potentially impacting millions of voters. According to the Electoral Commission, unidentified malicious actors successfully breached their security measures, gaining unauthorized access to

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – London’s Brick Lane, renowned for its vibrant street art scene, has recently become a topic of discussion due to the emergence of slogans promoting Chinese Communist Party ideology on one of its walls. Videos circulating online captured

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The first group of British nationals has safely arrived in Paris after being evacuated from Niger. Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden confirmed that 14 Britons were on board the French flight on Wednesday. The evacuated citizens have

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Storm Antoni, the primary storm of the season as named by the Met Office, has made landfall in the UK. Forecasters are cautioning that the powerful winds may pose a threat to life due to flying debris.

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – UK scouts are preparing to depart from an international event in South Korea that has been severely affected by scorching temperatures. The outdoor World Scout Jamboree, attended by over 40,000 young individuals from across the globe, has

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A new government register has identified a range of key risks facing the UK, including future pandemics and extreme weather events caused by climate change. The purpose of this register is to assist the UK in preparing

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has recently announced a new option for drivers to receive digital vehicle tax reminders instead of waiting for a physical reminder in the mail.  This change is part of the

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) –Weather warnings are currently in effect across England and Wales as the wet and windy conditions persist in the UK. A yellow alert has been issued for storms, spanning from London to Manchester and covering a significant portion

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – As the United Kingdom charts its course outside of the European Union, one of the crucial areas significantly impacted by Brexit is immigration. The UK’s immigration system has undergone a substantial transformation, transitioning from the European Union

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Driving at a consistent speed of 50mph in his sleek black Volkswagen Tiguan, Roger Bagguley effortlessly navigates the A34 on the outskirts of the affluent Cheshire village of Alderley Edge. With a touch of excitement in his

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The government has announced that veterans of Britain’s nuclear test program will be presented with a newly designed medal in time for Remembrance Day. The Nuclear Test Medal, which has been released 70 years after the first

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Over the past year, there has been a remarkable surge in hot sauce sales in the UK, indicating a notable shift in British taste preferences. Waitrose, a renowned supermarket chain, has reported a staggering 55% year-on-year increase

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Weather experts suggest that southeastern England could experience temperatures as high as 30°C. However, a warmer August is expected to increase the likelihood of thunderstorms. I believe this prediction is highly plausible, as the temperature rise will

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The Network Resilience Coalition was officially announced on Tuesday, July 25th, boasting an impressive lineup of 11 founding members. This esteemed group includes industry giants such as Cisco, Intel, AT&T, Broadcom, and Fortinet. The primary objective of

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – At the risk of infuriating all you petrolheads out there, let’s address the undeniable truth – electric cars are undeniably the future. Not only are they clean and quiet, but they also offer an exhilarating driving experience

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – According to a Foreign Office minister, there are currently up to 10,000 British tourists on Rhodes, as wildfires continue to spread across various areas of the Greek island. In response to this situation, repatriation flights have commenced,

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) has received credible reports of sightings of an invasive species from the National Bee Unit (NBU). These sightings have occurred in Northumberland, Dorset, and Kent. Natalie Bungay, a representative from the

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The line for the bar has always been a frustrating experience for sports enthusiasts who crave a refreshing drink. It’s a risky endeavor that frequently ends with hastily gulped pints, consumed just moments before the second-half whistle

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Digital technology is revolutionizing the way people consume news, and leading this charge is TikTok, the Chinese-owned video-sharing app. Recent findings from the UK regulator Ofcom reveal that TikTok has become the primary source of news for

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A staggering £45 million will be allocated towards a year-long celebration in Bradford, following its triumphant victory as the 2025 UK City of Culture. The Government, in a momentous announcement last summer, declared Bradford as the victor,

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The government has recently released a new disability action plan aimed at increasing awareness and accessibility of assistive technology (ATech) for disabled individuals in the UK. This plan seeks to provide life-changing devices to those in need.

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – More than 100 current and former employees of McDonald’s outlets in the UK have come forward, alleging a toxic culture rampant with assault, harassment, racism, and bullying. Disturbingly, these workers, some as young as 17, have reported

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The United Kingdom has made a significant move to address the ongoing strikes caused by a cost-of-living crisis by offering substantial pay raises to millions of public sector workers. This development comes as thousands of junior doctors

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The UK government has announced comprehensive regulations that are set to be implemented later this year, aiming to establish fairness and transparency in supply contracts within the dairy sector. These regulations will ensure that farmers receive reasonable

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Thunderstorms have struck various parts of the UK while a hot weather warning remains in effect for regions across England. On Saturday, heavy showers followed a muggy start in many areas, with temperatures reaching nearly 30C in

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – On Thursday night, sky-gazers across parts of the UK were treated to a mesmerizing spectacle as the ethereal northern lights graced the heavens. Racing towards Earth at an astonishing speed of approximately one million miles per hour,

Scotland (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Scotland celebrated the King’s coronation with grandeur, splendor, and devout prayers, as the head of state was bestowed with the nation’s precious crown jewels. The Scottish people and their rich culture took center stage during a momentous

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The purpose of social value is to foster collaboration among individuals and organizations to construct thriving and sustainable communities. In reality, a significant number of organizations are already contributing to social value, although they may not be

London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has expressed his enthusiasm for the immense potential of the capital’s multi-billion-pound TV and film industry in supporting the UK’s economy. This sentiment was shared during his visit to the recently

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The British police have recently gained new and expanded powers, which now enable them to address the actions of activists who disrupt road traffic and major construction projects through protests. Authorities have consistently condemned environmental groups, including

Sean Connery’s  (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A skilled artist from Glasgow is feeling both excited and honored. He is happy to receive the opportunity to exhibit his artwork at a renowned establishment. It is frequented by the iconic 007 legend, Sir Sean

 Prince Harry’s Phone (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The high court trial against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) regarding phone hacking has recently concluded after two months. Prince Harry, along with other claimants, now awaits the verdict. Here is what we have discovered from

Bluedot Festival (Parliament Politic Magazine) –  Only five weeks are remaining until the highly anticipated bluedot festival of cosmic culture takes place beneath the iconic Lovell Telescope. This extraordinary event seamlessly combines the realms of music and science, promising an intergalactic experience

Last week we marked Armed Forced Day, a chance for us to show our support for service personnel and the work they do protecting us all. Every year, 15,000 troops finish their service and join the ranks of their fellow veterans; unfortunately,many

England (Parliament Politics Magazine) –According to the latest reports the NHS consultants in England have voted in favor of strike action as they seek to fight for more pay. Around 86% of the British Medical Association members are supporting the decision to walk

England (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The number of aborted pregnancies in the UK is soaring to a record high. According to the Government data coming from the Department of Health and Social Care, the number is significantly growing. Between January to June 2022,

UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A new analysis has found it is time to allow asylum seekers in the UK to work. Lifting the restrictions could save the UK economy billions each year. The UK Government is under a lot of pressure