UK heatwave red alert: when climate collapse becomes a political test Britain faces record 40C temperatures as Europe’s heatwave exposes political failures—who pays when the system melts?
Brexit’s Wallet War: Ten Years of Quiet Theft—And Why Burnham Must Answer A decade after the vote, Britons pay more for groceries, holidays, and parcels—while Westminster’s silence becomes complicity. Now, as Burnham eyes No. 10, the bill comes due.
AI influencers and GTA scams: when Britain’s trust economy collapses Brands deploy fake AI customers while gamers lose thousands to GTA 6 scams—how Britain’s digital economy preys on its own people.
Europe’s thirst for minerals: when green dreams drain the last drops Europe’s rush for critical minerals is rewriting its water laws—prioritising batteries over basins. Who pays when the taps run dry?
Telegram under fire as Ofcom probes Russian-linked arson plot against Starmer Ofcom demands answers from Telegram after a Ukrainian man convicted of arson attacks on Keir Starmer’s properties was recruited via the app—raising questions over tech’s role in political violence.
Łódź’s Fotofestiwal: When Photography Becomes a Mirror for Europe’s Unseen Łódź’s 25th Fotofestiwal challenges the "us vs them" binary with images that expose Europe’s fractures—and the stories it chooses to ignore.
Jarman Award shortlist: when British art becomes a mirror for the unseen Four filmmakers shortlisted for the £10k Jarman Award redefine British art by centring migration, family and disaster—challenging who gets to tell Britain’s stories.