New York, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK ambassador to the UN Woodward described the Russian aggression against Ukraine as unprovoked and unjustified. Her remarks came amidst urgent meeting for the UN SEC to discuss Russian war against the country. Mr President, I
Breaking: Russia has started full scale war against Ukraine. The capital Kiev witnessed some bombings meanwhile major cities in the country were attacked. As the world waits for the latest news from Ukraine, President Putin has begun the war against
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wind and snow weather warnings have been issued for the parts of Scotland and north of England ; flood warnings have been issued for the West Midlands and Yorkshire; and the River Severn in Bewdley has burst
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to the spending watchdog of the parliament, error and fraud cost the government of UK up to £16 billion over the Covid-19 emergency loan schemes, which it characterised as “unacceptable.” According to a report released on
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Met’s survey asks respondents if they have a ‘reasonable excuse’ for attending lockdown gatherings. The first look at a Partygate questionnaire indicates that Downing Street insiders are being interrogated under duress – and asked if they
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As he prepares to face PMQs, Boris Johnson is being asked to go further with sanctions. After the government came under fire for its package of sanctions against Russia, today’s Prime Minister’s Questions will be one to
Inverness, Scotland is a city on the north-eastern coast where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth. The largest city in Scotland and the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands, it boasts the Inverness Cathedral, an impressive 19th-century building, and the Old
There are countless things to do in Edinburgh. The hilly capital boasts a medieval Old Town and an elegant Georgian New Town. The city is renowned for its historic sites such as the Scottish Parliament, the Edinburgh Castle, and the Stone of
The northeast city of Durham is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is located just south of Newcastle upon Tyne. The city has many historical sights to see, including the cathedral and Normandy-style castle. Near the medieval Crook Hall are gardens and
There are a few things you can do in Derry, also known as Londonderry. This city is located on the River Foyle in Northern Ireland. St. Columb’s Cathedral is an amazing place to visit, where you can view the city and see
The port city of Glasgow is located on the River Clyde in Scotland. Known for its art nouveau and Victorian architecture, Glasgow was once prosperous due to shipbuilding and trade. Today, it is a cultural hotspot with renowned museums and a thriving
The City of Gloucester has many interesting things to do. The town is home to the Museum of the History of the English People and the Cathedral. Its many historic sites include the Eastgate Chamber and Kings Bastion. A newly built shopping
