In the last three weeks, a charity has said that more than half a million people accessed training to prevent suicide.
The Zero Suicide Alliance, founded in 2017 a group of NHS trusts, charities, businesses and...
Over 12,000 deaths have been recorded by the UK Government, as a result of COVID- 19. However, the daily statistics are only covering verified hospital deaths as of the date that these are released. Unfortunately, this has...
Civil servants are essential to how the UK government system works - both locally and nationally. However, with a potential lawsuit on the cards, and accusations of bullying, we explore how this could affect the special relationship...
The Queen accepted Boris Johnson’s request to suspend Parliament until the Queen’s Speech 14TH October from her summer retreat at Balmoral, Scotland, prompting a furious political row, leading to over 1 million signatures on a petition to...
A man setting himself on fire in the streets of Tunisia ignited the spark of rebellion against oppressive regimes. Since then, protests against repressive and exploitative governments across the Arab world have continued to pull the attention...
by CheVaughn Starling
Unless you have been living under a rock or worldwide news doesn’t interest you, you pretty much know about the cluster of nonsense in America that is the Special Counsel Investigation...
The government has openly admitted that the new benefits system has directly contributed to rising poverty and yet, surprisingly, there is little outcry and the solutions offered are scant.
Eight years after...
A rebel Labour amendment to the EU withdrawal bill; aimed at securing a vote in the House of Commons on the UK remaining in the European Economic Area (the Single Market), passed on Tuesday. This was both a defeat...
It has been reported recently that a secondary school in Bath, Somerset, saw at least seven white teenagers tie up, whip and pretend to auction off one of their black classmates.
The white students have been variously “expelled” and excluded,...
After months of rumours and typical May-like indecisiveness, on the 8th of January 2018, the PM sought a cabinet reshuffle in an attempt to inject some much-needed life into her Brexit 'suicide squad'.
Senior positions remained unchanged, but some new...
