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When supermarket CEOs warn that taxes will “force prices up”, the media often prints it without challenge. But look deeper: profit margins have quietly doubled since 2017 total sector profits have risen sharply many chains gained record revenues during Covid and after the tax increases they complain about are tiny compared to their gains The story the public hears: “Yet apparently Higher taxes means your groceries must get even more expensive. The Story They Don’t Hear : “Sup

The British public is confused, angry and divided — not because they don’t care, but because they are fed partial stories wrapped in certainty. Some newspapers proudly admit political bias. Some broadcasters like the i newspaper claim impartiality while repeatedly failing to demonstrate it in there published stories. The public receives “narratives”, not information. This is not conspiracy — it’s commercial reality. Outrage sells. Simplicity sells. Scapegoats sell better than

In 2020, a 22-year-old footballer changed the course of government policy. Marcus Rashford didn’t have a political machine behind him. What he had was: moral clarity personal authenticity public trust and 20,000 early supporters that quickly became 1 million He made a Conservative government reverse a major welfare decision — twice. Imagine that not limited to one man. A Wonderful Home Grown Hero of Modern Times - Just Think How Many More Are There. Imagine if 50 Rashford-equ

Britain’s democracy currently works like an old-fashioned switch: on once every five years, off for the rest of the time. Citizens are expected to vote, wait, stay quiet, and hope the powerful behave. This system no longer matches the speed of modern life. Decisions affecting 70 million people happen every day, not every election cycle. Yet public influence is limited to a single moment, with no structured way to shape ongoing policy. The wealthy and well-connected do influen