Domestic Affairs
“Protect the children” is a favourite slogan of every dictatorship: now we are in
Keir Starmer’s government is quietly engineering one of the most significant shifts in British internet governance since the web went public. On the surface, it is a crusade…
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UK Cigarette Smuggling Surge Could Cost Legitimate Retailers 20% of Income
Beneath the veneer of orderly commerce that defines the British high street, a shadow economy is proliferating at an alarming rate. While licensed newsagents, corner shops, and supermarkets…
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Ireland’s Property Prices Poised to Eclipse London
In the emerald embrace of Ireland, a real estate renaissance is unfolding—one that whispers of prices soon surpassing the glittering heights of London. Once dismissed as a Celtic…
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Selling the Wind: The High-Stakes Gamble Behind Britain’s Energy “Bargain”
The recent announcement of Britain’s largest-ever offshore wind auction has been hailed by the government and industry advocates as a transformative leap towards energy independence and lower bills.…
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Take Your Pills, Polish Your Medals, and Storm That Hill – Doctor’s Orders
Britain’s defence needs a bit of a top-up. Not with cash, mind you—goodness no, that’s far too straightforward—but with our most precious national resource: the over-55s. In a…
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Silence Is Golden, But It’s Being Gilded By The State
Recent analyses of policing data have revealed a profoundly troubling development for a nation with such a deep-seated tradition of civil liberty. The United Kingdom now arrests more…
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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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