British PM Rishi Sunak is at pains to acknowledge that the UK’s problems will not “go away” in 2023 after a “tough” 12 months.

Thousands of ambulance workers across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have been on strike over pay, a day after nurses walked out and as the army has been put on standby to help drive and direct emergency vehicles.

Can the British government, headed by the multimillionaire Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak and his austerity budget even come close to fixing the UK economic crisis, which has resulted in many eating pet food?

Rishi Sunak has taken office as Britain's third prime minister within 50 days, saying he was appointed to fix the errors made by his predecessor, Liz Truss, who was forced to resign only after 44 days in office and causing widespread market turbulence.

What went so wrong for Prime Minister Liz Truss and the so called Mini Budget and why are calls for her resignation getting louder by the minute?

The pledge by Truss to get an iron grip over UK public funds is quickly spiraling as she struggles to keep her word on government policies regarding the economy.

The British establishment has announced an 80 percent increase in electricity and gas bills, effective as of the beginning of October. How the British people are going to afford it is cause for concern.