Katharine Round, a British filmmaker, is the director of the 2015 documentary The Divide. Christopher Hird and Katharine Round produced it. It is an adaption of Richard G. Wilkinson and Kate Pickett’s popular socio-economic book The Spirit Level, published in 2009. … Continue reading The Divide – The Free-Market and Social Inequality
The government is providing £400 to help households with rising fuel bills. Customers paying by direct debit or “smart” prepayment devices will receive the money automatically, while others will receive a voucher they can redeem at a local Post Office. … Continue reading Government Help is trying to ease Energy Prices
The Joint Committee on Human Rights said Rwanda was not a safe destination for asylum seekers and pointed to government documents revealing that the country was initially excluded from the shortlist of potential partner countries on human rights grounds. Joanna … Continue reading Rwanda Unsafe Destination for Asylum Seekers
The ONS said real wages fell 3.7% in the three months to May, the worst annual drop since records began in 2001. Regular pay went up 4.3%, but bonuses jumped 6.2%, largely driven by sums given out in the financial … Continue reading Wages Fell by 3% ONS confirms
Residents who were impacted by the fire that engulfed a row of homes and completely destroyed a town in Wennington, East London on July 19 have been permitted to return to their homes to survey the damage. During Britain’s record-breaking … Continue reading Wennington Residents Return to Fire Damaged Homes
The Cabinet Office will be holding a special meeting on Saturday afternoon to discuss the effects of this weekend’s heatwave. The Met Office has issued its first-ever red warning for extreme heat. The UK’s first red extreme heat warning has … Continue reading Cobra Meeting held on UK Heatwave
