MPs finally agree Brexit Deal
MPs finally agree Brexit Deal. In unexpected twist, MPs agree Brexit deal that most of the UK will back. Takes back control whilst retaining ALL benefits.
Brexit has cost UK economy £600 million per week
Brexit has cost the UK economy £600 million per week since the referendum in 2016 - and the country could be hit even harder if we leave without a deal. A new report published by investment banking giant Goldman Sachs argues that had UK voters opted to Remain the economy ...
Fewer than 6 Tory MPs turn up to debate petition of 6 million
Chris Leslie has called for the petition to revoke Article 50 to be moved to the House of Commons after fewer than six Conservative MPs turned up to debate a petition of six million. The MP for the Independent Group said a petition of such magnitude should not simply be ...
Let’s Talk About the New Science Behind Meditation
Almost all cultures on the planet have practiced some form of meditation for thousands of years and this spans way before any scientists got involved in proving the validity of meditation and the benefits it provides – but here’s the most up to date evidence that scientists can prove when ...
Separating the facts and myths about Botox
If you are considering Botox, it comes as no surprise if you have your own doubts or worries. With any kind of medicine, there are always rumours. For facial aesthetic such as Botox, they come with the added worry of horror stories and botched treatments. However, whilst Botox has been ...
Half of teachers consider quitting the profession within a decade
They feel their ambition of making a difference and improving the lives of young people are being blunted by bureaucracy.
Sex and drugs and rompers polled: ‘chemsex’ craze ‘sweeping Britain’
People in the UK are more likely to use booze, cannabis, cocaine or ecstasy to boost their performance than those in the US, Europe, Australia and Canada, according to a study
MPs take charge of Brexit but narrowly fail to get a majority for one option: full results
Backbenchers took charge of the Brexit impasse in parliament again tonight as the cabinet abstained from voting in indicative votes they tried in vain to stop. This time they came closer than ever to breakthrough with a majority of MPs narrowly failing to coalesce around one was forward for Brexit. ...
What and when are the Brexit indicative votes and what do they mean?
What time are the indicative votes? The MPs are debating the various motions today (Monday) and will start voting tonight at 8pm onwards on options, some of which failed to get a majority last week. House of Commons speaker John Bercow has decided which MPs would be able to vote ...