Tommy Robinson takes legal action against Nigel Farage over ‘defamatory claims’
A far-right fall-out, you say? Tommy Robinson is pursuing a legal settlement from Nigel Farage following comments made in January.
Why more British nationals are choosing Greece over Portugal for EU residence
We take a closer look at the reasons why Greece has grown in popularity for British people for a longer stay.
Is General Knowledge Still Valuable in the Age of AI?
With the rise of AI we take a closer look at why general knowledge should still matter.
British drinkers call time on bland beers
The era of settling for whatever is on tap may be coming to an end.
Understanding Umbrella Take-Home Pay: What Really Lands In A Contractors Pocket
We take a closer look at the why temporary workers and contractors across the UK are increasingly paid via umbrella companies.
Egypt and Iran to play World Cup ‘pride match’
Both nations criminalise same sex relationships
Donald Trump to force foreign tourists to provide social media history before entering country
The proposed changes are open for public consultation for 60 days
The Reels That Changed How Britain Plays
Once found in seaside arcades and local pubs, Britain’s slot machines have moved online, and the country has followed. Online slots are now among the most played forms of gambling in the UK, showing how technology continues to change the way people relax and play.
Zack Polanski: Britain didn’t break overnight – I’ll make sure hope wins
He identified a major point no other party leader has yet to see