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21 Reasons the UK-EU Friendship Is a Bit Rocky
The Channel might seem narrow, but the rift between France and the UK is widening at an alarming rate. Political unrest, rising far-right movements, and diplomatic squabbles signal a tumultuous future. How will these mounting tensions impact the lives of citizens on both sides of the Channel? 1. Increase in Small Boat Crossings The number … Read more
Not Our Pint: 17 Foreign Beers Brits Just Don’t Get
Embarking on a global beer tour without leaving the UK sounds like a dream. Yet, this quest for international flavours often fizzles out, leaving a taste of disappointment rather than distant lands. Here’s to 17 imported beers that, despite their passport full of stamps, just don’t deliver the same experience in a British pub as … Read more
15 Electric Car Fails That Left Drivers Stranded
While electric cars promise a cleaner, greener future, the road to success has been littered with some shocking failures. Here are the worst EV nightmares in automotive history, illustrating the bumpy ride toward electrification. 1. GM EV1 The GM EV1 was a promising start that ended in disappointment. Despite its pioneering design and enthusiastic early … Read more
Tourism Slump: 15 UK Counties With Fewer Crowds This Year
Some UK counties are seeing a surprising drop in tourist numbers. From scenic rural escapes to historic havens, why are fewer people visiting these once-popular destinations? Let’s uncover the reasons behind the decline. 1. Cornwall Once a haven for surfers and beach-goers, Cornwall has seen a drop in tourist numbers, possibly due to recent overcrowding … Read more
From Pies to Puddings: 18 British Dishes That Deserve Global Recognition
British cuisine: a puzzle wrapped in an enigma, smothered in gravy. From the hearty to the perplexing, here’s a menu of British delights that leave foreigners scratching their heads, wondering, “But why?” 1. Marmite This is the ultimate “love it or hate it” spread. To outsiders, it’s like spreading salty, yeasty despair on toast. 2. … Read more
Summer Fun for All: 20 UK Family Attractions You’ll Love
Planning the perfect family outing on a budget can be daunting, but for Talia, a dedicated mum of two, her tight budget never stops her from making sure her kids have a fun-packed summer. Known for her ability to find the best free or low-cost activities, here are her top recommendations for fun family attractions … Read more
Saying Goodbye: 17 Iconic British Stores Closing Down
In a turn of events that’s shaking up high streets across the UK, several beloved retailers are closing their doors this summer. Is this the end of an era for brick-and-mortar shopping, or just another twist in the retail saga? 1. B&M The discount retailer is closing its Gainsborough store this summer. This closure is … Read more
New Faces, New Stories: How Immigration Is Shaping the UK
Look around you; Britain isn’t what it used to be. Immigration has transformed our towns and cities, bringing a mix of cultures, challenges, and opportunities. How has this shift affected your neighbourhood? 1. London It’s no surprise London tops the list. The capital is practically a world of its own, bustling with languages and cultures … Read more
Brexit’s Aftermath: 20 Issues the EU Is Grappling With
Since Brexit, the EU has been grappling with multiple crises and internal conflicts. Can the bloc hold itself together in these turbulent times? 1. Leadership Deadlock The EU struggles with leadership battles, preventing consensus on essential reforms. This gridlock undermines efforts to present a united front on global issues. 2. Economic Stagnation Decades of low … Read more
Reasons the EU Might Be Just Fine Without Change Post-brexit
The UK’s departure from the EU has left lasting impacts on both sides. As we look at the current relationship, there are many practical reasons why the EU might prefer to keep things as they are. So, here’s why they don’t want us back. 1. Economic Instability Post-Brexit economic forecasts for the UK have been … Read more