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Your socks are an unexpected casualty of the US-Iranian war

30th March 2026 Helen Rush

In Domestic Affairs

Bricks, Mortar and Modules: The Housebuilding Headache

27th March 2026 Matthew P.

What a surprise — Brits are none too eager to kill and get killed

In Domestic Affairs

What a surprise — Brits are none too eager to kill and get killed

25th March 2026 Valuable Insights

Nearly 40 per cent of the British public now expects the country to be drawn into a military conflict within the next five years, according to a recent…

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A Stiff Upper Lip at the Pump – Keep Calm and Watch the Petrol Price

In Money Matters

A Stiff Upper Lip at the Pump – Keep Calm and Watch the Petrol Price

23rd March 2026 Helen Rush

For a nation that prides itself on keeping a stiff upper lip, nothing sharpens the mind quite like the prospect of a sudden spike in the weekly shop…

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The government to defend virtually extinct British steel

In Money Matters

The government to defend virtually extinct British steel

20th March 2026 Matthew Weller

The government has stated that it will raise tariffs on imported steel and lower the current quota by design, to protect the domestic industry from failure. London now…

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You’ll Have More Time to Enjoy That £90 Tank of Diesel Thanks to the New Speed Limits

In Domestic Affairs

You’ll Have More Time to Enjoy That £90 Tank of Diesel Thanks to the New Speed Limits

18th March 2026 Charles Sizemore

Britain is sleepwalking into a fuel crisis that could see motorists slapped with a 50mph speed limit and rationing at the pumps within weeks, as the government scrambles…

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In Domestic Affairs

Miliband’s Magic Money Tree Gets Another Shake as Fuel Prices Go Ballistic

16th March 2026 Matthew Weller

A Coal Miner’s Lament: “They keep digging up my past”

In Domestic Affairs

A Coal Miner’s Lament: “They keep digging up my past”

16th March 2026 Matthew Weller

The British miner, not the one with Bitcoin rigs, the other one. A figure so steeped in nostalgia, so lovingly preserved in sepia-toned documentary footage and the lyrics…

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Triumph of the Tin Can: How We Proved a £100m Jet Can Kill a Drone Made in a Shed

In Money Matters

Triumph of the Tin Can: How We Proved a £100m Jet Can Kill a Drone Made in a Shed

13th March 2026 Valuable Insights

So, the RAF’s flashy new F-35B has finally drawn blood. On March 6th, over the dusty expanse of Jordan, a British pilot in a £100-million stealth jet blew…

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Dehumanising the Great British Pound: Animals to Replace Historical Figures

In Money Matters

Dehumanising the Great British Pound: Animals to Replace Historical Figures

12th March 2026 Matthew Weller

In a move that has sparked considerable backlash, the Bank of England has confirmed it will erase some of Britain’s greatest historical figures from the nation’s banknotes. The…

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