The Great (Invisible) Divide
Nigel Farage, the face of Euroscepticism, told Leading Britain’s Conversation (LBC) that the Irish border issue was “the greatest hoax in modern history”. This 499km ‘hoax’ has been a thorn in every Brexiteer’s side for…
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New plan to reduce immigration in Europe proposed to Africa
German minister Gunter Nooke proposed, during an interview with the BBC, a new plan to purge immigration through the lease of land in Africa by foreign powers. The controversial statement invites the World Bank and…
Beautiful Christmas photos of London and Where to take them
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in London. Find out how your Instagram page can too. We looked back at the English summer through photos of Cornwall beaches, now it’s time to count…
Will the Coca-Cola truck get cut?
Coca-Cola, the sugary drink company beloved by children and adults alike, is getting its annual truck tour scaled back. This comes after 83 organisations, local charities and campaigners spoke out against the company handing out…
#BrexitChaos: Stephen Barclay and Amber Rudd as new cabinet ministers
Live Updates: Stephen Barclay has been appointed as the new Brexit Secretary post Raab resignation. While, Amber Rudd returns to the cabinet as Work and Pensions Secretary, after McVey quit yesterday. Steve Barclay appointed new…
Who are the MPs that resigned following #Brexit?
Senior and junior members of parliament have quit over the #Brexit deal. Voice of London lists all MPs who have resigned because of the on-going turmoil of Britain’s exit from the EU. We have created…
Virgin Media and EE fined £13.3M for overcharging customers
Ofcom fined the two companies for overcharging roughly 500,000 broadband and phone customers for wanting to leave their contracts early. According to the BBC, Ofcom says that nearly 500,000 customers are affected by excessive exit…
Ralph Lauren in line for British knighthood
It’s been a fantastic year for designer, philanthropist and business executive Ralph Lauren, who is now the first American fashion designer to be given an honorary knighthood. This means the 79-year-old can add the title…
Cities are turning down the Olympics, and they’re blaming London 2012
Six years on, London 2012 has almost no legacy and cities are lining up to reject the Olympic movement, so where did it all go wrong? Julian Cheyne says the 6th July 2005 was…
Are fewer officers to blame for rising crime?
The Voice of London spoke exclusively to a Police Constable on the condition of anonymity regarding cuts, and how the police keep our streets safe. The officer revealed the environment the police have to work…