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telegraph.co.uk • Politics • Britain

The author expresses grave concerns about Britain's trajectory towards potential civil war due to escalating social and political divisions, particularly around immigration and multiculturalism.

unherd.com • Politics • Britain

This article explores King Charles III's influence on architecture and urban planning, contrasting his vision for a more traditional and sustainable Britain with the current state of the nation.

unherd.com • Politics • Britain

The article uses the example of Rolex's success during the quartz crisis to argue that Britain should adopt a strategy of 'luxury geopolitics' characterized by patience and restraint in the face of global trade uncertainties.

dailymail.co.uk • Politics • Britain

This article criticizes British elites for their ignorance and inaction on crucial social issues, particularly concerning marijuana legalization and educational policies.

unherd.com • Politics • Britain

Dominic Cummings's recent pronouncements on Britain's potential slide into civil war, fueled by ethnic tensions and political dysfunction, are analyzed, contrasting his dire predictions with more optimistic assessments.

thetimes.com • Politics • Britain

A record low in public trust in Britain's government is reported, with voters expressing dissatisfaction across various sectors and a lack of faith in both major parties.

dailymail.co.uk • Politics • Britain

This article laments the current state of Britain, arguing that the country is broken due to government failures and a lack of capable leadership, drawing parallels to the 1970s.

economist.com • Medicine • Britain

A review of transgender medicine by Hilary Cass reveals weak scientific evidence supporting the use of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones in teenagers, sparking an ethics debate.

telegraph.co.uk • Medicine • Britain

Early-onset dementia, affecting those under 65, is rising in Britain, impacting nearly 80,000 individuals, and often presents with unexpected symptoms beyond memory loss, such as impaired impulse control or vision changes.

historyextra.com • History • Britain

This article reveals the significant yet often overlooked contributions of Black individuals to Victorian Britain, challenging the traditional narrative of the era.

telegraph.co.uk • History • Britain

A new children's book controversially claims Stonehenge was built by Black Britons, sparking debate among historians about the accuracy of its portrayal of British history.

thetimes.com • Energy • Britain

A day of extreme challenges on Britain's electricity grid in May 2024 highlighted the difficulties of integrating high levels of intermittent renewable energy while relying on outdated forecasting and grid infrastructure.

dailymail.co.uk • Entertainment • Britain

This article reveals the combined wealth of ten of Britain's richest television couples, detailing their individual careers and business ventures.

nytimes.com • Art • Britain

The National Portrait Gallery in Britain declined a $1.3 million donation from the Sackler Trust amidst ongoing controversy surrounding the family's connection to the opioid crisis.

nytimes.com • Music • Britain

In the early 1990s, a wave of British dream-pop bands emerged, characterized by their hazy, neo-psychedelic sound and reflective lyrics reflecting socio-political disillusionment.

nytimes.com • Genetics • Britain

DNA analysis of Britain's oldest complete skeleton, Cheddar Man, reveals he possessed dark skin, brown curly hair, and blue eyes, challenging previous assumptions about the appearance of early Britons.

thisismoney.co.uk • Automotive • Britain

Analysis of DVLA data reveals the Lexus ES 300 as the most stolen car in Britain proportionally, while Abarth is the brand most frequently targeted by thieves in 2024.

dailymail.co.uk • Crime • Britain

Britain's most notorious prisoner, Robert Maudsley, known as "Hannibal the Cannibal", has found love in prison with a woman whose father was also convicted of multiple murders.