As the UK braces for plunging temperatures and harsher winter weather, public-health experts and government guidance are urging households to prepare now. That means more than just turning up the heating — it’s about stocking a few key items and taking simple precautions to protect health, safety and comfort. (Prepare) With unpredictable weather, icy roads,…
Recent reporting suggests that around 700,000 state-employed workers in Russia are on the brink of redundancy, raising alarm bells about a potential economic meltdown. The crisis underscores how deeply the Russian economy is now shaken. (Reuters) What’s Going On: Debt, Declining Revenues, and Cuts The pressure has hit one of Russia’s largest employers — Russian…
A new public warning is urging homeowners to think twice before discarding leftover Baileys — or any cream-liqueur — by pouring it down the kitchen sink. What seems like a harmless way to clear out half-finished bottles could instead lead to costly plumbing problems for your home, and contribute to wider drain and sewer blockages….
A recently published court decision has granted an Albanian migrant the right to remain in the UK, after judges ruled that deporting him would cause “undue hardship” to his young daughter — a child described as loving ballet and having deep ties to life in Britain. The ruling casts fresh light on the personal and…
In a significant shift in U.S. foreign-policy posture, a recently leaked directive from the U.S. State Department has instructed American diplomats across Europe — including in the UK — to gather data on crimes allegedly committed by migrants, and to lobby host governments to reform migration policies. In its memo, the United Kingdom is specifically…
A third person has been formally charged in connection with a recent explosive sabotage of a key railway line in eastern Poland, prosecutors announced on 24 November 2025 — a development authorities say underlines the scale and seriousness of what was likely a coordinated attempt to disrupt logistics supporting Ukraine. According to the National Prosecutor’s…
Though rhetoric and recent border incursions by Russia may suggest an appetite for confrontation, several defence analysts and open-source studies now argue that a direct military showdown between Russia and NATO remains deeply unlikely. The reasons go beyond geopolitics — they are rooted in strategic realism, economic strain, and the risk of catastrophic loss. Russia’s…
A recently leaked internal memorandum from the White House — partially summarised in media coverage — appears to lay bare the reasoning behind the Trump Administration’s turn against Canada. According to the memo, U.S. officials view Canada as economically unfriendly: despite deep trade and geographic ties, Washington considers Ottawa’s trade and tax policies (especially digital-services…
Of all the generational divides — technology, fashion, doorbell etiquette — nothing reveals the differences between Boomers and Gen Z quite like the weekly food shop.One group grew up comparing prices at three different supermarkets.The other thinks “going outside” is an optional extra if delivery slots are available. But here’s the twist: when it comes…
As 2025 draws to a close, a wave of new polling data paints a bleak picture for Donald Trump’s hold on the White House — and raises serious questions about the future of his influence, both within the Republican Party and across the United States. Approval Ratings Slide to New Lows According to a recent…