Labour’s latest budget has sent shockwaves through Westminster, with growth forecasts slashed and borrowing skyrocketing. Despite claims of economic competence, the government’s socialist policies are driving Britain into financial ruin. Businesses face crippling regulations, immigration continues to strain public services, and net zero policies deepen the energy crisis. With debt soaring and confidence collapsing, will Labour correct its course, or is Britain doomed to decline under its high-tax, high-spend agenda?

Disney’s 2025 Snow White remake stumbles where its 1937 predecessor soared. Attempting to modernize the classic with progressive themes, the film instead delivers a thinly written protagonist, poor CGI, and a lifeless narrative. Additionally, Rachel Zegler’s controversial remarks and Disney’s cautious PR strategy have only worsened the backlash. Will Disney embrace quality storytelling, or continue alienating audiences with ideological reinterpretations of its cherished classics?

The Imperial War Museum’s decision to close the Lord Ashcroft Gallery and remove the world’s largest Victoria Cross collection from public display has sparked outrage. Lord Ashcroft, who loaned the medals and funded the gallery generously, was not consulted. Instead, the museum is now prioritizing modern conflicts and more “diverse” narratives, sidelining historic acts of heroism. Helena Stone has more.