Why the UK should Withdraw from the Controversial European Court of Human Rights
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) recently hit the headlines in the UK over concerns it enables uncontrolled immigration policies. With tensions rising, is it time to cut ties with this contentious European institution?
The UK Should Withdraw from the European Court of Human Rights
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has recently come under scrutiny in the UK for its role in shaping policies related to immigration and human rights. In a recent YouTube video, commentators discuss whether the UK government should withdraw from the ECHR and what impact this could have.
It’s time to bring back Conscription
A Heated Debate
A fiery debate has broken out in the UK over whether some form of national service should be reintroduced to address concerns over Britain’s declining military power. A new report has found that British armed forces now have 50,000 fewer personnel than France, raising alarms that the UK can no longer defend its interests on two fronts simultaneously.
Channel Migrants Quietly Granted Right to Work
The Home Office has recently and quietly granted asylum seekers who crossed the English Channel in small boats the right to work in certain sectors struggling with acute staff shortages. This controversial policy decision is likely to have profound implications as the UK grapples with record numbers of migrant channel crossings.
Car rental giant Hertz recently took a $45 million loss after an attempt to go green by buying 20,000 electric vehicles backfired.
On 1st January this year, the final assault on private motorists began with the introduction of the zero emission vehicle mandate target. From the start of 2023, manufacturers must sell a certain percentage of electric vehicles.
Major Car Tax Changes Set to Impact UK Motorists ## Introduction In a significant development, new car tax changes are on the horizon, poised to affect thousands of motorists across the UK. The HM Revenue… Read More »Major Car Tax Changes Set to Impact UK Motorists
The Shocking Reality of Excess Deaths in England
In a December 2022 report published in The Lancet, concerning statistics reveal that England is experiencing an unprecedented rise in excess deaths, especially among young and middle-aged adults. The silence around this data is deafening.
The UK government has turned the dial up a notch on electric vehicles (EVs) through newly enacted rules requiring automakers to steadily increase their share of zero emissions cars sold. This acceleration towards phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles raises important questions around impacts on consumer choice, infrastructure readiness, and finding the right balance between environmental needs and market realities.
Calls for Home Secretary James Cleverly to quit after ‘sickening’ joke about spiking his wife’s drink James Cleverly, the Home Secretary, made jesting remarks about surreptitiously adding a date rape drug to his wife’s drink… Read More »Calls for Home Secretary James Cleverly to quit after ‘sickening’ joke about spiking his wife’s drink
