Divorce is often considered to be one of the most stressful events a person can go through in their lifetime—and for good reason. When you’ve planned to spend the rest of your life with someone, a change in those plans can feel devastating and life-altering. The good news is that there’s always hope of finding… Read More »
The big stressors in life—the ones we all dread that many of us will undoubtedly experience at some point in our life—can set our world into a tailspin, altering who we are and how we see the world forever. They also have the potential to eventually make us stronger if we can learn to approach… Read More »
Yesterday we fact checked Boris Johnson’s interview on Good Morning Britain ahead of the local elections. Today it was Labour leader Keir Starmer’s turn to face presenters Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley. Here are two of his comments that could use some more context. “The problem we’ve got is, the economy isn’t growing” During… Read More »
Each generation has its idols, which are not always understood by the previous generation. Today’s young people born after 1999 are considered Generation Z, with specific characteristics. Generation Z is very different from millennials and preaches completely different values. Of course, this leaves an imprint on who they see as role models. The main message…… Read More »
A post on Facebook claims that the “relatively unknown 1939 Cancer Act” states that the disease can only be cured with chemotherapy, radiation or surgery, and anyone who claims to have used a different cure “is liable for prosecution”. This isn’t true. While the Cancer Act 1939 is a real piece of legislation and is… Read More »
Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 333, click here. 1. 17-years-old girl named Maria Ginesta in Barcelona during the Spanish civil war, 1937. 2. 112-year-old Teimruz Vanacha (left), a veteran of WWI and the Russian Civil War, with his son Ivan, a veteran of WWII, in 1980. 3. Former beauty Queen, Miss…… Read More »
Under the Tories, families are £2,620 worse off. Angela Rayner MP, 28 April 2022. Last Thursday, the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Angela Rayner, tweeted that families are £2,620 “worse off” under the Conservatives. This tweet was also shared by the Shadow Minister for Further Education and Skills, Toby Perkins. This appears to be… Read More »
In an interview on Good Morning Britain this morning, Boris Johnson was warned by interviewer Susanna Reid: “There are fact checkers at every stage of every interview who will go through your answers with a fine-tooth comb.” She was entirely correct. Let’s look at three claims the Prime Minister made which could use a bit… Read More »
