The Speaker; Saying Goodbye?
Written on 22nd February 2024 A motion of no confidence in the Speaker, regarding his conduct of yesterday’s Gaza ceasefire debate, has been signed by over 64 MPs. As a result, Sir Lindsay is still fighting for his job; one government minister has called it “difficult.” The no-confidence motion is Continue Reading
WW2 – Bomb Shock
The Army still has not made a final decision what to do with an unexploded WW2 Bomb in Plymouth . But what does the local government plan to do and what measures are in place to keep citizens safe? Read on as WW2 is coming back to bite. The police Continue Reading
Good Gaming
According to Statista.com 75% of parents worry about their children having negative impacts from gaming, however are they worrying for nothing and instead of being negative its having a positive impact in peoples lives? Parents worry frequently about their children’s mental health online, however according to Young Minds “Gaming can Continue Reading
Martha’s Rule
The NHS is introducing a new law ‘Martha’s rule’: a medical escalation arrangement to help minimise clinical negligence through misdiagnosis. It is planned that the beginning of the phased approach will take place in April 2024. But the story behind this new implemented rule is much darker. It all started Continue Reading
Short Summer?
As mentioned in The Sun, Rishi Sunak and the Welsh government have proposed to shorten the summer holidays to 5 weeks. However, they have stated that ‘there would be no change in the total number of weeks of holiday’, as they plan to add that extra week to the October Continue Reading
The Reappearance of … Holly Jackson
Holly Jackson is releasing a new book ‘ The Reappearance Of Rachel Price’ which will be available to the public on the 2nd April 2024. Jackson wrote the bestselling series ‘A Good Girls Guide To Murder’ which has sold over 400 thousand copies on only the first book in the Continue Reading
Homework Hell
Over the last century, the amount of time that children spend on homework has greatly increased. Girls tendto spend more time on mathematics homework than boys. Girls are more likely to successfully manage both their tasks and emotions around schoolwork and were more likely to finish homework.So why do girls Continue Reading
Online Dating
Many teenagers have recently started online dating for either fun or in hopes of something serious even though the other person is usually on the other side of the planet. Online dating can be dangerous because it is easy to lie about your identity. Some signs of people faking their Continue Reading
Turtle Trouble
Turtles are the beloved favourite of many, but they are currently facing some serious challenges because of climate change. Climate change is damaging their nesting grounds and the gender of the eggs. Sand temperature is starting to increase rapidly because of the rising heat, and this is more serious Continue Reading
Greggs’ Minimum Wage Debacle
According to the Mirror the fast-food chain Greggs failed to pay minimum wage to 4,793 employees. They were due £45.72 This issue was fixed very promptly by Greggs. As they have underpaid their employees, they have been charged financial penalties up to 200%. The Mirror said Greggs stated: “During a Continue Reading