This is where we break down the stories that matter and the ones they don't want you to see. From parliamentary scandals to policy failures, our news section delivers critical coverage, alternative viewpoints, and evidence based insight into the UK's political machinery.

We don't chase clickbait. We chase truth.

🔍 What You'll Find Here

  • Controversial political headlines with context and clarity
  • Investigative reporting on lobbying, conflicts of interest, and register violations
  • Alternative analysis that challenges official narratives
  • Reform-focused commentary on legislation, digital rights, and economic control
  • Signal boosts for independent journalists, watchdogs, and civic technologists

🧠 Editorial Ethos

We believe news should inform, not manipulate. That's why we:

  • Prioritize transparency over spin
  • Publish evidence based stories, not partisan fluff
  • Amplify underreported issues that affect real people
  • Contrast official statements with citizen led perspectives

Latest News

Former MEP Pleads Guilty to Bribery Following Counter-Terrorism Investigation

Former Member of European Parliament pleads guilty to bribery charges following Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Policing investigation into political corruption at the European level.

Editorial Team September 2025 Political Corruption & Law Enforcement
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Government plans for Digital ID

Government announces new digital ID scheme rollout across the UK, examining what this means for citizens, privacy concerns, and the reality of migration policy effectiveness.

Editorial Team September 2025 Digital Rights & Immigration Policy
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Solar panels cut bills for NHS and schools

Great British Energy announces solar panel installations across NHS trusts and schools to reduce energy costs and free up funding for essential public services.

Editorial Team September 2025 Energy Policy & Public Services
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Government fraud crackdown saves half a billion

Government announces record fraud prevention efforts have recovered £500 million for public services, with enhanced investigation powers and new technology deployment across departments.

Editorial Team September 2025 Government Finance & Anti-Fraud
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Ramped up job support for people on sickness benefits

Government announces specialist Jobcentre staff redeployment to provide enhanced skills and employment support for people receiving sickness benefits across England, Scotland and Wales.

Editorial Team September 2025 Employment Policy & Social Security
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UK–US £150 billion trade deal explained

Analysis of the historic UK-US Tech Prosperity Deal: £150 billion investment, 7,600 jobs, and concerns about private equity dominance. Who really benefits from this landmark agreement?

Editorial Team September 2025 Trade Policy & International Relations
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Lord Peter Mandelson: Should He Be Removed from the House of Lords?

Lord Peter Mandelson's links to Jeffrey Epstein raise questions about his fitness for office and the UK's political vetting processes. An investigation into House of Lords reform needs.

Editorial Team September 2025 Parliamentary Accountability & Reform
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What Media Outlets Are Not Telling You: 12 Months of Labour Government

An investigation into the unreported achievements and inherited crises of Labour's first year in government. What the click-driven media won't tell you about genuine policy progress.

Editorial Team September 2025 Media Analysis & Government Performance
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Nigel Farage Encouraging Riots or Being a Populist?

An investigation into Nigel Farage's inflammatory rhetoric about immigration, two-tier policing claims, and whether his language contributes to civil unrest and violence.

Editorial Team September 2025 Political Rhetoric & Public Order
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The Price of Reform UK's Mass Deportation Policy

An investigation into Reform UK's mass deportation proposals and the broader authoritarian agenda threatening UK democracy, human rights, and civil liberties.

Editorial Team September 2025 Human Rights & Democracy
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The Cost of Living Crisis

An investigative analysis into how Brexit, Conservative mismanagement, and COVID-19 created the UK's devastating cost of living crisis affecting millions of households.

Editorial Team September 2025 Economic Analysis & Crisis
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Welfare State or Economic Mismanagement

With over 100 applications per low-skilled job, is the UK really a welfare state or is this economic mismanagement disguised as policy? An investigation into employment crisis.

Editorial Team September 2025 Economic Policy & Welfare
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Government Bank Spying

Labour government has expanded surveillance of benefit claimants' bank accounts, effectively ending financial privacy for millions under the premise of tackling welfare fraud.

Editorial Team September 2025 Financial Privacy & Surveillance
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The UK Surveillance State

Police and private companies quietly rolling out facial recognition surveillance across the UK without public consent or meaningful oversight.

Editorial Team September 2025 Surveillance & Privacy
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