The recent coordinated airstrikes by the United States and Israel have inflicted substantial damage on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, yet a host of critical questions remain unresolved regarding the program’s true status and future viability. President Donald Trump hailed the attack as a major success, claiming that Iran’s three primary nuclear[Read More…]

The proposal for a national digital identity system informally referred to as “BritCard” has resurfaced, promising streamlined access to services, stronger border controls, and a more efficient way to verify legal status. Advocates say it could reduce illegal employment, clamp down on rogue landlords, and modernise state-citizen interaction. Yet despite[Read More…]

A low, rising wail echoed across Stratford this week as the UK Ministry of Defence carried out a scheduled test of its emergency warning siren system. The scene, captured in a short video circulating online, shows military personnel calmly operating the siren unit in a controlled environment, highlighting the country’s[Read More…]

In a case that has renewed serious concerns about police behaviour and child protection, two officers from the Metropolitan Police have been dismissed for their involvement in the strip-search of a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl, referred to publicly as Child Q. The incident occurred in December 2020 at the girl’s school[Read More…]

The proposed reintroduction of a national digital ID, dubbed “BritCard,” is once again igniting public debate in the UK. Promoted by Labour-aligned think tank Labour Together and endorsed by a number of Labour MPs, the scheme is being presented as a modern, progressive tool to address illegal migration, exploitative work,[Read More…]