Fascism is a political ideology that threatens democracy and individual rights. It often arises during times of economic instability, promoting nationalism and scapegoating marginalized groups. Fascist regimes suppress dissent and opposition, erode democratic institutions, and promote violence and intimidation. Minority groups are targeted, leading to persecution and marginalization. It is crucial to remain vigilant against the rise of fascism, promoting democratic values and institutions while rejecting nationalism, racism, and other forms of discrimination.

In recent years, the UK has been grappling with the issue of child sexual exploitation and grooming, with multiple cases coming to light across the […]

Capitalism and democracy have been often viewed as complementary systems. However, the concentration of wealth and power, growing inequality, and corruption associated with capitalism can pose significant threats to democratic principles. The state can play a vital role in protecting democracy from the threats of capitalism by regulating the economy, strengthening democratic institutions, and promoting civic education. Similarly, individuals can also contribute to protecting democracy by engaging in activism, promoting transparency and accountability, and supporting policies that reduce inequality and promote social justice.

Britain’s chronic housing shortage is a major issue, with a backlog of 4.3 million missing homes. While the Government aims to build 300,000 new homes per year, only 250,000 were built last year. The issue is most acute in economically successful cities and towns, where demand for housing outstrips supply due to planning regulations that disconnect the two. This has led to inequalities in housing wealth and pressure on the welfare state, with solutions including planning reform and releasing green belt around commuter stations.