Section: UK

We need food for a growing population. Whether we buy from British farming, or other countries, the same ethical scrutiny should be applied

The high standard of food produced by farmers and available in the UK shops must be maintained in new trade agreements government negotiates

Bullies often say to migrants “go back to where you come from” however long they may have lived in the country

Parliamentary scrutiny should be a complex and lengthy process. What are the current processes for scrutinising trade deals?

Charlotte Mbali writes about the thousands of people still sending post to Europe; post offices across the country have reported a shortage of stamps for EU post, while it is becoming increasingly difficult to send small packages like mittens, scarves, or some vinyl.

The Assault on Truth by Peter Oborne takes us on a rollercoaster journey into the heart of recent political events with example after example of documented duplicity.

Taking a pet on holiday to the EU has become costly and complicated since Brexit. Pet owners are now faced with difficult choices.

Nigel Beevor writes about Britain’s past as a Great Power during the British Empire, which led to Churchill, Atlee and Macmillan’s government believing we deserved special treatment post-WWII. But after the 2016 EU referendum, Britain no longer holds the same status.

The 2021 UK Census had a tick-box for Roma for the first time. Gypsies and Irish travellers were only put in the census for the first time in 2011. “Gypsy” by Cernavoda is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 Gypsies and Travellers are 0.5% of population in Kent The results revealed 58,000 Gypsies and Irish travellers, the majority in the […]

Magdalena Williams writes about Au Pairs, and the benefits for both young people, and host families. The Au Pair exchange programme has become increasingly difficult since Brexit though.