War in Ukraine has shown that over-extended supply chains constitute a vulnerability. Food security now ranks as high a priority as energy security.
Empty veg aisles are largely due to poor foreign harvests, not Brexit. But they’ve drawn attention to the plight of British farmers and the risk of future shortages caused by border food checks.
Woeful public transport is preventing women and families in particular from enjoying the North’s cultural gems.
Met police officers turned up to work this morning to find over one thousand rotten apples dumped outside Scotland Yard. But how many more bad apples are still lurking inside the building?
As David Carrick, a Met firearms officer, admits to 24 instances of rape, it’s hard to believe the organisation will change.
In a 416-page book, concrete grievances are hard to pin down. The big question: where will the next $100m come from?
Despite Harry’s efforts to paint him as the baddie, the Prince of Wales comes across as decent, dutiful and passionate in defence of all he holds dear.
Blackpool’s Metropole hotel has been home to roughly 300 asylum seekers for the past year. In the meantime, the town’s homeless are left to sleep on a concrete pillow in one of the many shop doorways, just a stone’s throw from the historic hotel.
That familiar line from the popular carol sums up the prevailing mood this Christmas. But Churchill’s vision could help Britain rebuild itself in the new year.
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