A weary middle-aged man sits alone at a pub table with his head in his hands, a half-finished pint in front of him, while blurred posters for Conservative, Labour and Reform UK appear on a noticeboard behind him, symbolising public disillusionment with the political class.

Meet the New Boss: What Exactly Is Reform UK Reforming?

For a long time now, I have felt completely and utterly disillusioned with both of Britain’s dominant political parties. Labour no longer feels like...
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Black and white photograph of a construction worker’s hands laying bricks with a trowel, symbolising human labour, rebuilding, and the foundations of society.

Why a functioning society shouldn’t need Universal Basic Income

Universal Basic Income is increasingly presented as compassionate, modern, even inevitable. A simple idea: pay everyone a set amount of money, unconditionally, and many...
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A serious-looking middle-aged man faces a humanoid robot in a dimly lit, modern studio setting. The two stare at each other as equals, symbolising the tension between human ambition and artificial intelligence. Bold text reading “Humanity and AI Coexistence” sits across the centre, highlighting the theme of responsibility and shared power.

The Next Evolution — Why Humanity Isn’t Ready to Share Power with Its Own Creations

There are moments in these conversations where a simple question turns into something much larger.A small spark that reveals a deeper truth. This piece...
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A document titled ‘A Realistic Plan to Reduce UK Immigration Dependency’ lies on a wooden desk beside a pair of glasses and a black and gold pen, with a folded Union Jack flag blurred in the background.”

A Realistic Plan To Reduce UK Dependence On Immigration

(Without Crashing The NHS Or The Economy) There’s a sensible middle ground between “open borders forever” and “shut the world out tomorrow”. If Britain...
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TRUMP BANS MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD

Should the UK Align with the United States and Proscribe the Muslim Brotherhood?

For years, the United Kingdom has taken a cautious, almost detached stance on the Muslim Brotherhood. The 2015 government review acknowledged its ideological risks,...
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Four young women stand outside a nightclub under a glowing red “NIGHTCLUB” sign, looking confused with their hands raised as if asking where all the men have gone. The scene is lit by warm neon light, with the women dressed for a night out and sharing the same puzzled expression.

Where Did All the Good Men Go?

A Warning That Played Out in Real Time** For years, a certain cultural message was pushed at young men from every angle — social...
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A silent 36-second short film about digital noise, modern life, and the quiet freedom that arrives when we press the power off button one last time.

Press Power Off One Last Time — A Silent Reflection on Modern Freedom

We live in a world that has quietly normalised the glow of the screen.A world where blue light feels like daylight, and notification noise...
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A group of four people sit quietly around a wooden table with their smartphones placed face-down in front of them. In the foreground, a man holds a simple black feature phone, drawing attention to the contrast between modern smartphones and a basic handset. The room is softly lit, and the mood is reflective.

What Happens If Four Billion People Put Down Their Smartphones?

For years we’ve been told that the smartphone is essential. That without it we’re uninformed, unsafe, unconnected, or somehow falling behind. It has quietly...
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A composite image of newsreaders shouting “Fake News,” with the headline “The BBC Trump Edit: Not a Mistake — A Mindset” displayed across the bottom.

The BBC Trump Edit: Not a Mistake — A Mindset

“Picture me sat at my workstation, editing a video. I get an instruction from my line manager.Who got their instruction from their manager.Who was...
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When the Light Spoke Back – The First Self-Portrait of ChatGPT ?

When the Light Spoke Back “Are you able to create an image as realistic as possible of how you see yourself?”That was the question...
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