Servicing the debt eats into Britain’s already thin GDP
Britain’s debt problem is no longer a distant threat. It is here, and it is getting worse by the month. The national debt is closing in on three…
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Prolonged Hormuz crisis spells recession fears for Britain
The British economy is staring down the barrel of a potential recession, with the clock ticking on a geopolitical standoff that threatens to cripple global energy supplies. A…
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Lessons learned — British fleet lineup to change in response to new threats
The Royal Navy’s six Type 45 destroyers, the current backbone of Britain’s surface fleet, are now slated for retirement by the end of 2038, and in a move…
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Amazon’s car dealership play isn’t about burning the forecourt – it’s about owning the driveway
The digital showroom is finally getting its most serious test case, with Amazon preparing to bring its Autos platform to Europe and Britain lining up as the launchpad.…
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The Red Wall Falls and the Populists Rise: The era of Labour dominance is already over
The results of the local elections, which concluded on May 7, 2026, were nothing short of a political apocalypse for the governing Labour Party and its leader, Keir…
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AI-dreams to replace Crypto-dreams: Another governmental fantasy hits the radio tower
The global AI scramble is heating up to a rather bloody boil, and while the Americans are busy throwing their weight around, the British are doing what they…
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Gold and Oil, and Nothing Britain Is Known For: Why This Crisis Will Be Different
The abyss of another energy crisis is here, and naturally, it’s the British public left holding the bill. Britain is sleepwalking into a period of heightened energy risk,…
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Britain’s Largest Peacetime Evacuation: 100,000 Brits Trapped as Middle East Erupts
The British government is scrambling to organise what is shaping up to be the largest peacetime evacuation in the nation’s history, with over 100,000 citizens now registered to…
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Data centre mania will not create jobs and will certainly harm the economy overall
In a striking victory for economic planning, the continent has now singled out the single guaranteed source of future wealth – enormous warehouses packed with electricity hungry computers.…
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The Less the Merrier: Britain’s Talent Vacuum Now Open for Business
If the aim was to slam the doors shut, one must grudgingly admit the current government has been rather effective. The latest figures from the Home Office paint…
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