Red Lines Crossed: Why SEND Families Must Fight Back Now
Bridget Phillipson refuses to rule out cutting EHCPs for mainstream schools—and it’s time for parents to draw the line. EHCP reforms are threatening to roll back vital legal protections for children with special educational needs in mainstream schools. As Labour’s new Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, refuses to rule out restricting EHCPs to special settings, SEND […]
RAF vs Russia: Are We One Jet Scramble Away from World War III?
High-Stakes Skies Over Poland In a chilling echo of Cold War brinkmanship, the Royal Air Force has confirmed that British Typhoon jets were scrambled six times in just six days to intercept Russian surveillance aircraft near Polish airspace. The current climate surrounding UK Russia Military Tensions is reminiscent of historical conflicts, where military readiness is […]
Israel Iran Conflict 2025: Rogue State or Justified Defence?
The Israel Iran Conflict is once again dominating headlines in 2025. With growing calls to investigate Israel’s cross-border strikes, questions of legality and intent are front and centre. This conflict, deeply rooted in decades of geopolitical tension, not only involves military actions but also the intricate web of international relations and the murky ethics surrounding […]
US–UK Trade Deal 2025: Will the New Pact Boost Britain’s Auto and Aerospace Sectors?
The US–UK Trade Deal 2025 stands as a testament to the enduring bond between the two nations, promising a future where mutual interests drive progress and innovation in key industries. In summary, the agreement not only represents a strategic economic alliance but also illustrates the potential for collaborative efforts in tackling shared challenges, ultimately benefiting […]
Autistic Parent, Forgotten Voice: Why the SEND System Ignores the Experts at Home
If you’re new to this series, you can read our first article here: Gaslit and Blamed: How the UK Education System Fails Autistic Children and Their Parents Introduction: Who Supports the Supporters? Behind many autistic children stands an autistic parent — often undiagnosed, often exhausted, and often fighting battles on two fronts: for their child, […]
Minnesota State Lawmakers Shot in Political Assassination: What We Know So Far
Minnesota State Lawmakers Shot in Targeted Coordinated Attack Two Minnesota state lawmakers were shot in what authorities are now calling a “politically motivated assassination”. Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed in their Brooklyn Park home. Senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot in a separate attack but survived. Both incidents took place […]
The Jobless Future: How Will We Survive When Work Disappears?
The Jobless Future: The question that haunts economists, sci-fi writers, and that bloke in the pub who insists AI will steal his job but refuses to update his CV. With AI advancing faster than you can say “ChatGPT wrote this,” many traditional jobs—from accounting to sandwich making—are under threat. But if machines do all the […]
The China Paradox: Why the West Loves Dim Sum but Fears the Dragon
Introduction: When the Chopsticks Drop The China Paradox isn’t just a geopolitical riddle — it’s lived by all of us. Let’s be honest—we love China.We love their food. Their gadgets. Their astonishing history. Their lunar missions. Their Olympic medals. Even their TikToks.And yet—despite filling our cupboards with Huawei phones and air fryers made in Shenzhen—we […]
Top 10 Gaming Terms You Need to Know (or Pretend You Do)
Funny gaming terms like “Rage Quit” and “AFK” have become part of everyday language. This list breaks down the most hilarious gamer slang—with jokes and illustrations to match. Gaming isn’t just a hobby—it’s a language. And if you’ve ever sat next to a gamer and felt like they were speaking in tongues (“Noob! Stop camping! […]
Block Wars: Could Bitcoin Become the Next Front in Global Conflict?
Bitcoin as a weapon is a growing threat in global affairs. This article explores how cryptocurrency might be weaponised or attacked. Introduction: From Digital Dream to Digital Battlefield What began as a techno-utopian vision—a decentralised currency free from government meddling—may soon find itself on the frontline of geopolitical warfare Bitcoin, once the quiet obsession of […]
Obey or Be Obliterated: Is America Forcing Iran Into the Nuclear Club?
“Obey or be obliterated.” That’s the message Iran hears when America speaks of deterrence. Editor’s Note: As tensions over America Iran nuclear weapons policy grow, the global balance of power may once again hinge on the logic of deterrence. The article below explores how recent threats from Washington may be pushing Iran toward the nuclear […]
Ukraine Pyrrhic Victory: Can the Country Survive the Cost of War?
The Glory of Holding the Line In military history, few moments echo with such irony as the phrase “Pyrrhic victory.” Named after King Pyrrhus of Epirus, who crushed Roman armies but lost so many men in the process that he allegedly muttered, “Another such victory and I am undone.” Ukraine, since 2022, has stood as […]
Middle East Diplomacy Dilemma: Houthis Drop Truth Bomb
Diplomacy Might Work… But That’s Hilariously Unpopular The Middle East diplomacy dilemma is on full display this week as a Yemeni Houthi official offered an unexpectedly poetic warning: “Every leader is preceded by a thousand more.” This quote exposes the harsh reality of the Middle East diplomacy dilemma — a situation where diplomacy is often […]
We Summon Ye, O Wigglers of Weather: Britain Needs a Rain Dance Revival
In the Name of the Puddle, the Splash, and the Holy Drizzle—We Beg You With parts of the UK bracing for water shortages, hosepipe bans, and “strongly worded advice” from Yorkshire Water, Newsfangled is taking decisive action. That’s right. We’re putting out a nationwide call: Does anyone—anyone—know how to do a proper rain dance? We’re […]
Ireland Migrant Crime Protests: 5 Explosive Nights of Fury and Fallout
The Ireland migrant crime protests that broke out in June 2025 have triggered a wave of national reflection — and condemnation. What began as public outrage in Ballymena following the arrest of two teenage boys has escalated into coordinated riots across multiple towns, leaving dozens of police injured, property destroyed, and communities divided. Behind the […]
