Hazel Scott

Nigel Farage’s influence is on the rise, attracting disillusioned voters who feel let down by traditional parties. Why is his following growing so rapidly? 1. Disillusionment With Mainstream Parties Many voters feel abandoned by the traditional parties, finding Farage’s outsider status appealing as he positions himself against the political establishment. 2. Clear Messaging Farage’s straightforward, … Read more

As we all stumbled through the pandemic, desperately clutching our coffee mugs and Zoom etiquette guides, it became glaringly obvious that some of our workplace practices should be left in the past where they belong. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and reflect on the 19 workplace practices we hope to never see again. … Read more

With the upcoming general election, Labour, under Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership, promises significant changes for Britain. So, how will their policies shape our nation’s future? 1. Green New Deal Labour pledges to implement a Green New Deal, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. This involves massive investment in renewable energy and green infrastructure, creating … Read more

With Keir Starmer now in Number 10, many are finding his leadership style refreshingly calm compared to the whirlwind of past administrations. But does boring mean better governance? Here are the reasons why Starmer’s measured approach could be a win for the UK. 1. Stability Over Scandal Unlike Boris Johnson, whose tenure was marred by … Read more

With Labour now in power, it’s clear that their victory was as much about the electorate’s disillusionment with the other parties as it was about Labour’s promises. Here are 21 reasons why Labour’s win could be seen as a stroke of luck rather than a landslide of confidence. 1. Anti-Tory Sentiment A significant portion of … Read more

Ah, British weather: the eternal conversation starter! We’ve all wondered why the UK seems to have some of the most unpredictable weather on the planet. So, why does it always rain on us? 1. Atlantic Ocean Influence The UK’s proximity to the Atlantic Ocean means it is subject to wet and windy weather, especially from … Read more

Millennials, who once heralded a new era of political engagement, are now increasingly disenchanted. But why exactly have they lost faith? 1. Broken Promises From the Coalition Government The increase in university tuition fees in 2010, under the coalition government of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, starkly contradicted previous promises, particularly by the Lib Dems who … Read more

Now that Labour has secured victory and Keir Starmer is at the helm, mending fences with the European Union is high on the agenda. Here’s how Starmer could strengthen ties with the EU, promoting cooperation and mutual benefits. 1. Reaffirm Commitment to Europe Starmer could start by publicly reaffirming the UK’s commitment to Europe, emphasizing … Read more

With Labour now holding the keys to Number 10, the real work begins. They’ve inherited a country facing a raft of deep-seated issues. How will they tackle these pressing challenges? 1. NHS Backlog The NHS backlog has reached critical levels, with waiting lists at all-time highs due to the pandemic and chronic underfunding. Labour has … Read more

Millennials have long felt let down by the UK’s political and economic systems. From housing woes to job instability, many believe the country has failed to deliver on its promises. But why exactly have they lost faith? 1. Sky-High Housing Prices The dream of owning a home feels like a distant fantasy for most millennials. … Read more

Let’s look at the reasons why the military’s recruitment posters are gathering dust in 2024: 1. The Call of Duty Generation Prefers Virtual Battles Why join the army when you can experience the thrill of combat from the comfort of your sofa? Modern warfare, with its distinct lack of respawn points, just can’t compete with … Read more

In the great cultural exchange, not everything American has landed well on British shores. From culinary catastrophes to television turkeys, we Brits have a keen sense of what doesn’t suit us. But what makes us turn up our noses at certain imports from across the pond? 1. American Coffee Chains The proliferation of American coffee … Read more

Navigating British roads isn’t just about sticking to the left and mastering roundabouts. It’s an art form with its own set of unwritten rules. Here’s your guide to the quirky, the courteous, and the downright hilarious customs that keep the UK’s roads… interesting. 1. The Thank You Wave It’s practically a currency. Miss giving a … Read more

Small talk is an art form in Britain. Politeness and banality often shape our conversations, leading us to ask some of the most mundane questions. Have you ever noticed the repetitive nature of these questions? 1. “How Are You?” This is the quintessential British greeting, yet rarely answered with any detail. It’s a polite nod … Read more

The 1980s were a unique and defining decade in the UK, full of cultural and societal gems that many of us still yearn for today. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and remember 20 things from the 80s that we miss. 1. Council Houses Remember when council houses were actually available and affordable? Thatcher’s … Read more