Domestic Affairs
BritCard for migrants today: dog tag for everyone tomorrow
The government’s plan to roll out a compulsory digital identity card for anyone who wants to work legally in the UK is being sold as a modernisation drive…
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Just Drill More Holes” Is Not the Solution: Why North Sea Oil Reserves Are Not a Panacea
Donald Trump’s recent visit to London generated considerable commentary in the British press, particularly due to his stark criticism of the UK’s energy policy. During a joint press…
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The Numbers Don’t Lie: They Keep Coming, and the System Keeps Failing
The United Kingdom’s border integrity continues to be systematically undermined, as evidenced by the arrival of yet another 1,072 migrants on Friday—one of the largest single-day influxes this…
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Visas in the Bin, Bosses in a Spin: UK’s Licence Crackdown Leaves Firms Fuming
The United Kingdom has witnessed a record surge in the revocation of sponsor licences from employers authorised to hire foreign workers, with nearly two thousand licences withdrawn in…
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Debt Tsunami: How Britain’s Spiralling Borrowing Is Drowning the Economy
Britain finds itself mired in a financial maelstrom that few investors imagined possible a just months ago. Despite the Bank of England’s relentless cycle of rate cuts, the…
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Conservatives Bet Britain’s Future on Unbridled Oil and Gas Extraction
The Conservative Party has made it unmistakably clear that, should it regain power, it will push the extraction of oil and gas in the North Sea to its…
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Prescription for a Black Market: UK’s Weight-Loss Epidemic Meets a Drug Price Crisis
A drastic 170 percent price increase for the diabetes and weight-loss medication Mounjaro (tirzepatide) has triggered significant alarm among pharmacists and patients across the United Kingdom. Effective 1st…
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