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Disability In A UK Society

Disability In A UK Society

Ben Proust 6 July 2026
The UK presents a mixed but generally advanced landscape for the disabled community when compared to other nations. While it is frequently recognised for strong legal frameworks and universal healthcare,…
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Ford: Behind The Badge

Ford: Behind The Badge

Gary Stoker 6 July 2026
How Ford Distance Themselves from Manufacturer Negativity When customers experience repeated issues with their vehicles, their frustration inevitably seeks a target. In the automotive industry, this creates a unique branding…
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The Abuse That Never Ends Part 2

The Abuse That Never Ends Part 2

Joy Wright 16 June 2026
When The Family Court Becomes A Tool Of Abuse Family courts exist for a simple reason. When parents cannot agree, somebody has to make decisions in the best interests of…
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The Abuse That Never Ends

The Abuse That Never Ends

Joy Wright 9 June 2026
How the British Legal System is Highjacked by Abusers Leaving an abusive relationship is supposed to be the hard part. At least that’s what we think. Somebody finally leaves and…
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Safe For Whom?

Safe For Whom?

Joy Wright 2 June 2026
Every time crime in the U.K is discussed, especially London, the same pattern emerges. Politicians, commentators and campaigners begin  citing falling murder figures. Critics point to knife crime.  Yet for…
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Economics To Identity

Economics To Identity

Ben Proust 23 May 2026
Thirty years ago, the political landscape looked and felt fundamentally different than it does today. In the mid-1990s, Western politics was defined by a race to the centre, a shared…
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