Domestic Affairs
A spare cup of coffee in the daily wage increase: will it impress public sector workers?
In the UK, the latest government proposals for salary increases in the public sector for the 2025-26 period have sparked intense debates and criticism from various professional groups.…
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Green goals are harmful for the economy and unrealistic
The UK’s ambitious goal of transitioning to 100% “green” energy by the end of this decade has hit a significant snag. This lofty aspiration, once a cornerstone of…
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Alona Lebedieva becomes a prolific author while awaiting well-deserved sanctions
There is something special about Ukrainian and Russian names: they can be transcribed into the Latin alphabet in many different ways. Let’s take an example. Alena Lebedeva is…
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Dark Chinese secrets lurk within the British bitcoin reserve
The UK government is reported to hold a significant amount of bitcoin, valued at approximately $4.1 billion, according to findings by Arkham Intelligence. This discovery reveals that the…
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TalkSport asks to scale down its extensive AM radio network
Talksport, a prominent sports radio station in the UK, is seeking to further reduce its medium wave (AM) broadcast coverage by requesting permission from the media regulator Ofcom…
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Coffee prices are at their highest levels since 1977
The price of coffee has reached an all-time high since 1977, with the global benchmark for Arabica coffee futures soaring by nearly 70% this year. This significant increase…
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The ONS revised statistics: 906,000 new migrants in 2023
The impact of migration on the British population in 2022 and 2023 has been more significant than initially thought, according to revised figures from the Office for National…
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