Week in the UK. Good or bad

Sunday started with sad news. A man's arm was 'chewed' by XL bully as he walked it for family member . The dog was seized by police and has been signed over for destruction. Merseyside Police attended Station Road in Gateacre at 10.48am after reports a 60-year-old man had been attacked by an XL bully. The man was walking the XL bulldog along the road when it slipped from its lead and started acting aggressively. The dog then attacked the man, who suffered serious injuries to his arm and was taken to hospital.   Attacks by XL dogs became regrettably frequent, recently. No surprise, such irresponsibility much annoys Brits. " Monster dogs owned by weed smoking dole rats who haven’t got to brain cells to rub together." "Says it all …..’ Headed straight for the children ‘ ban this breed asap. " "Probably Nigel Farage getting menaced by such a breed. Then the government will move at breakneck speed, probably getting a Bill before Parliament or an SI...

On Friday, the NHS informed Brits that they as patients have no right to know if they are being treated by transgender medics and may be found guilty of discrimination if they refuse their care, NHS bosses have been told. Patients can only request a same-sex staff member in limited circumstances, such as if they are having an intimate examination or if they are a victim of sexual violence, according to new guidance. But the report from the NHS Confederation says: ‘A patient cannot request a different member of staff where there is no clear clinical benefit.’ So your views or your excessive shyness is your problem. Yet, the Daily Mail readers didn't agree with this statement: "It's everyone's right to be treated by whoever they wish !" "Do the NHS have decided to create their own laws instead of following the laws of the U.K.? Women STILL have the right to female only spaces, and men deserve that dignity too. This is disgraceful and we ALL need to s...

 This Wednesday Britons grieved with the world over great Swiss-American singer Tine Turner, one of rock’s most famous voices who has died at the age of 83 after a long illness . Also this Wednesday, it came to known that Suella Braverman won’t face investigation over speeding row . T he Home Secretary will not face an investigation over whether she broke the ministerial code by involving civil servants in a bid to avoid a public speed awareness course, Downing Street confirmed on Wednesday. In a letter to Suella Braverman , Rishi Sunak said he had conferred with his independent adviser on ministerial interests and determined no formal probe was necessary.   "Just wait til more information is leaked showing she did breach the code and he would have known or should have known before making this decision. What a weak, feeble little man he really is." "I’m glad he didn’t get rid of her. She’s a liability and I for one am enjoying the shit show. We needn’t do anythin...

On Friday, an owner of Sainsbury's, the second largest chain of supermarkets in the United Kingdom, tried to convince Britons that they are not profiting from high prices .  When asked if the UK's second largest supermarket had been profiteering, Simon Roberts said: "Absolutely not." Critics have accused food retailers of "greedflation" - putting prices up to bolster profits. But Mr Roberts told the BBC that Sainsbury's and other grocery chains had spent money to "battle inflation" and avoid passing all of the rising costs onto consumers. Some Redditors believed him and the data offered by the BBC: "The figures are out there for anyone to read. The supermarkets have not been profiteering from inflation. The very fact that there has been shortages on the shelves tells you that they refuse to put prices up on some goods." "Nearly all the profit increase that Sains has been seeing recently is due to the closure of argos stores ...

Irish police apparently had joyful Sunday when they seized approximately 142kgs of herbal cannabis with an estimated value of €2.84m (£2.46m) at Dublin Port . This gave rise to a lot of jokes: " €1,420,000 you say? - That's right €720,000 was captured!"  " Someone has been watching Mr Nice." " Stoners will need a hobby" " I always thought the Irish were into whisky... maybe European culture has had an influence..." and demands to make medical cannabis legal. Ten-year-old also had a good time when spent £2,500 of mum's money without her knowing . The Redditors shared their opinion about that. " These articles are always just the parents being a bit shit."  "I don't think it would be unreasonable to ban this kind of marketing in a kids game." "Don't ever save your credit card details to your child's gaming profile."  Also on Sunday, Rishi Sunak may have lost patience with Suella Braverman’s misjudg...

On Sunday, the United Kingdom celebrated Easter and looked forward to King Charles' Coronation. The  Royal family was in focus this Sunday. All Britain watched King Charles waved as Royal Family gather at Windsor for first Easter service of his reign . It also was the first ever Easter appearance of Prince Louis. As well, the news informed us about King Charles Coronation route; the 260-year-old Gold State Coach chosen for this purpose; an ivory sceptre for the Queen Consort to be used despite Charles' longstanding campaign as Prince of Wales to end the illegal trafficking of animal parts like rhino horn and elephant tusk; even the official emoji of King Charles was unveiled. Even though meteorologists were trying to frighten Britons with adverse weather forecast. Also on Sunday, it  came to be known that the  Home Secretary has scolded a police force for sending five officers to a family-owned pub to seize a collection of golliwog doll s a day before. The common remark ...

It is horrendous, but an issue of child abuse have become the main issue on Sunday. While a new police taskforce focused on tackling grooming gangs will focus on protecting young women and girls from sexual abuse , and Rishi Sunak had been preparing his Monday speech that 'p olitical correctness' will not stop crackdown on 'vile' grooming gangs , the Metro reported about two child killers shopping together while listening to music on headphones . Tracey Connelly, right, and Helen Caudwell, left, have become close at the bail hostel in the north (Picture: Mirrorpix/PA) Despite those women served out their time, it looks very wrong, anyway.  Meanwhile, the Prime Minister got rather sarcastic answers to his twit from his followers: " Anyone would think there was elections coming up soon." " - You have a failing Police force; - you have inadequate social services provision; - you have a failing Court service; - you increase offences last week on Anti Social ...

On Wednesday, Keir Starmer announced his Friday major promise to freeze council tax bills .  To be honest, the UK citizens weren't happy with deterioration of their living standards these days. Many, I think, will look forward Labour to win, especially after such headlines as Monday one 'Home Secretary Suella Braverman vows 'hippy crack' ban under new anti-social behaviour drive will stop 'hordes of youths loitering in parks'' which is about Suella Braverman plans to announce new fines of up to £1000 for begging. Despite expected hopes, the Thursday Mr. Starmer's promise, yet, had arouse the distrust among redditors. " This does remind me of Labour's 2015 pledge to freeze energy bills under Ed Miliband. It wasn't a strong vote-winner at that point unfortunately, and it's sort of worrying that Starmer's idea is very much the same. Mind, the political landscape and the level of competency of the Tories (I can hardly believe I...

 There were quite important issues on Tuesday. Yet, the most positive one was that the Mayor of London has announced a £3.5m one-off free meals scheme during school holidays and weekends for children from low-income families.    That was enough to move redditors. " Does anyone else remember when people were freaking out that Sadiq Khan was a Muslim and would destroy London? He really proved them right by building cycle lanes and offering free school meals."  "I’m happy for my taxes to pay for this. Not free for many of us but free for kids in need is a good thing, just a shame it is needed." "If you ignore everything else about the pros or cons of free meals and just focus on this question: What is the cheapest way to increase the efficiency of existing education spending across the UK? (i.e., tax money already committed) Then free nutritious meals is probably the number one thing across the entire UK that would yield the best return on investment. It...

The general questions this Tuesday was 'Who will protect us against our protectors ?'  It was revealed that an independent report into the Metropolitan Police has concluded that Britain's largest force is "broken" and should be abolished if it cannot change.   This report made by Baroness Louise Casey was a headline UK news of Tuesday in the global media. It pushed away all other issues like: The European Union council has given Rishi Sunak’s Windsor Framework the green light after an agreement was made on 27th February. US Congress members sound alarm over treatment of UK Christians    Even Suella Braverman with her ‘ illegal migration bill’ and visit to Rwanda which only people in a coma did not call 'immeasurably cruel' or merely 'inhuman.' Meanwhile the mass media savoured details like: ' Met Police officer 'repeatedly raped' by colleague and staff urinated on : Key findings of Baroness Casey's damning review into force...