BRITAIN UPDATES ‘SECRET WAR PLANS’
Officials in the Cabinet Office are understood to be updating the ‘homeland defence plan’ spelling out how the government would respond to a strike by a hostile foreign state. Sir Keir Starmer has ordered a review of Britain’s war plans due to growing fears of a potential direct military attack Continue Reading
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill, championed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has passed by 383 votes to 67 in the House of Commons. Health Secretary Victoria Atkins defended the plans, stating that there is no liberty in addiction. The bill passed by 383 votes to 67, creating a “smoke-free generation” Continue Reading
DWP: £1,000 Cost of Living Assistance available in 2023
For those already struggling with the cost of living crisis, Christmas can really pile on the pressure. But there are many ways you can claim support for your household or family if you need it. Household Support Fund – £300 Winter Fuel Payment – up to £600 Energy cost of Continue Reading
Liz Truss Resigns – The Lettuce Won!
Liz Truss today resigned as the UK’s Prime Minister earlier this afternoon. Here is Liz Truss’ resignation speech: I came into office at a time of great economic and international instability. Families and businesses were worried about how to pay their bills. Putin’s illegal war in Ukraine threatens the security Continue Reading
Bank of England Issues Warning on UK Financial Instability
The unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level for decades, but pay pressures remain. Inflation is at its highest level for decades, and long-term illnesses are playing a major role another factor is the low wage earnings of workers when needing to pay for everyday goods and services which Continue Reading
Government Help is trying to ease Energy Prices
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. More than four million households use prepayment meters in Britain, Continue Reading
