England is enduring a homelessness crisis, with the number of people living in temporary accommodation in England at a 25 year high amid high inflation coupled with a severe cost of living crisis.

Britain is witness to the second mass strike by UK teachers in the past year, coming amid a cost-of-living crisis that shows no sign of easing.

The UK has the highest food inflation rate in the industrialized world, with Brexit, which has brought about extra barriers on food imports from the European Union, identified as one of the major causes.

The British government has introduced legislation that makes it difficult for unions to hold further strikes.

The BoE has again raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, which now stands at a 15 year record high of 4.5%.

Thousands of people took to the streets of London to celebrate the event. Many others however, rallied across the UK capital to argue that a monarchical system does not apply to the modern world.

Up to quarter of a million medical operations and appointments could be postponed due to next week’s four-day strike planned by tens of thousands of doctors in England, while putting seriously ill patients at greater risk, the NHS Confederation has warned.